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How I Met Your Mother aka Now We've Met the Mother! drew 8.4 million viewers with its season finale, while scoring a 3.4 rating — rising 20 and 31 percent week-to-week and edging out The Voice's demo in their shared half-hour.
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Dancing With the Stars returned to the parquet on Monday night with a total audience of 16.8 million viewers, while scoring a 3.1 demo rating. That's up 14 percent from last fall's All-Stars opener yet down 11 percent from the competition's year-ago premiere.
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CBS scored a decisive Monday win this week in both total viewers and among the coveted 18-49 demo.
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Lawmakers Target Social Security, Tax Breaks to Reduce Deficit
Lawmakers may embrace plans by President Barack Obama's debt commission to curb the costs of Social Security and $1 trillion in tax breaks even as comprehensive deficit reduction hinges on whether both parties seek confrontation or accommodation.
While the commission lacked the votes to send its proposal to Congress, bipartisan agreement on the panel will open a debate over the retirement system and the tax breaks, which include the home-mortgage deduction, several lawmakers and analysts said.
Any significant effort confronts what commission co- chairman Erskine Bowles called "the threat pressed upon us by these ever-increasing deficits." Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, a Democrat, wants Obama to convene a summit, and House Republicans Dave Camp, incoming Ways and Means Committee chairman, and Paul Ryan, who will head the Budget Committee in January, say they'll use the plan as a basis for hearings on the deficit.
"I put the likelihood at 15 percent that we would have any kind of deficit-reduction package in the next two years," said Diane Swonk, chief economist for Mesirow Financial Inc. in Chicago. "That's not that high. But it's higher than I would have put it two weeks ago."
Obama thanked the panel for highlighting "the magnitude of the challenge facing us" without embracing specific proposals. White House Budget Director Jack Lew has invited commission members to meet.
'Strong Beginning'
"I would prefer to even go further in deficit reduction than this package," Conrad, a commission member, said yesterday on "Fox News Sunday." He called the proposal, backed by 11 of the panel's 18 members, "a strong beginning," with the "next logical step" a meeting between Obama and bipartisan Congress leaders.
Pressures to extend Bush-era tax cuts and respond to 9.8 percent unemployment will hamper fiscal restraint for now, said Lou Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson ICAP LLC, a unit of London-based ICAP Plc, the world's largest broker of trades between banks.
"It is difficult for the congressional leadership to drive two conflicting processes at once," Crandall said. "Congress is probably going to have to take things one step at a time."
Still, 10-year Treasury note yields were at 3.01 percent on Dec. 3, suggesting the bond market isn't too concerned yet about the deficit.
Voters Concerned
The federal budget deficit for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30 was $1.3 trillion or 8.9 percent of gross domestic product, according to a calculation released by the Treasury Department in October. Voters consider the shortfall their second most pressing concern, according to a Bloomberg National Poll.
The plan by Bowles, a former chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, and Republican co-chairman Alan Simpson, a former senator from Wyoming, would increase taxes by $1 trillion by 2020. It would scale back or eliminate hundreds of tax deductions, exclusions or credits such as those allowing homeowners to write off interest on their mortgage payments. It would also cut individual and corporate income tax rates.
Social Security benefits would be reduced, the gas tax would go up by 15 cents, discretionary spending would be lowered by $1.6 trillion and Medicare pared by $400 billion.
Tweaks Needed
Peter Orszag, who was running the White House budget office when Obama formed the panel, said if Congress makes any progress on the debt-reduction proposal, it's most likely to be on Social Security's long-term financial challenges.
"The most auspicious part of these proposals is in Social Security, where you need some tweaks to get bipartisan agreement, but they are tweaks," said Orszag, who led the Congressional Budget Office before joining the Obama administration in 2009.
That sentiment was echoed by panel members including Alice Rivlin, another former CBO director, and Andrew Stern, president emeritus of the Service Employees International Union, among the nation's largest labor organizations.
"Almost everybody mentioned it at some point in the deliberations," said Rivlin. "Social Security can be done, I'm convinced now," said Stern.
Republicans signal they intend to make their first order of business federal programs directed at specific groups. Republicans "must immediately start a conversation with the nation about the kind of entitlement changes that are necessary," Majority Leader-elect Eric Cantor said in a statement Dec. 3.
Higher Earners
On Social Security, the commission's report proposes moving to a formula that slows future benefit growth, particularly for higher earners, and raising the retirement age to 68 by 2050.
Previous efforts by Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush to overhaul the retirement system failed.
Now, Dick Durbin of Illinois, the Senate's No. 2 Democrat, says: "If we want to come up with something bipartisan to work on together, Social Security is a good candidate."
Durbin also said in an interview that "this commission opened a door that nobody has looked behind a long time, and that's tax expenditures."
Clearing out tax breaks appeals to Republicans looking to simplify the code and lower income tax rates.
Representative John Boehner, an Ohio Republican who becomes House speaker next month, said in an August speech in Cleveland that lawmakers need to "take a long and hard look at the undergrowth of deductions, credits, and special carve-outs that our tax code has become."
Lower-Income Earners
Democrats can be brought on board by making sure the plan helps lower-income earners, said Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat leading a bipartisan group of senators seeking common ground.
Higher-earning filers benefit the most from the exemptions because they are more likely to itemize their returns. That would allow Democrats to argue that doing away with them and cutting rates helps those who earn less, said Rivlin.
Edward Kleinbard, a tax professor at the University of Southern California who once headed the staff of Congress's Joint Committee on Taxation, said limiting tax breaks may be gaining bipartisan support though Congress probably would have to phase in changes over 10 years.
"You can't go cold turkey on removing these kinds of subsidies," he said.
The commission report would allow taxpayers to claim a mortgage deduction up to $500,000 on their primary homes.
Bumpy Road
Even with the show of goodwill on the panel, the road to congressional consensus will be bumpy. Swonk said the transformation of deficits to surpluses during the 1990s came only after a series of politically painful actions.
Tax increases contained in the 1993 deficit-cutting package that Clinton passed through Congress were in turn taken up by Republicans as a campaign issue in the 1994 midterm election. Clinton's Democratic Party lost control of both houses.
It may take a fiscal shock, such as a drop of confidence in state or local bonds that spreads to the Treasury market, to spur action on the commission's proposals, Orszag said.
The commission has "put ideas back on the table that, if we do run into a fiscal tremor, can be picked up," he said.


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"We can't afford to." Those are tough words that parents have to tell their children, and unfortunately, in Michigan, many out-of-work folks have to say that to their kids quite often. I've always been fortunate, personally, to have a job. I had to endure some "pink-slip" summers as a young teacher, but I either got recalled to work or got another teaching job. Sadly, many laid off teachers won't find work in Michigan this fall. The budget signed into law last month by Gov. Snyder cuts K-12 schools deeply.
So, "we can't afford to" is a reality lesson that everyone in schools will have to learn this year and in coming years. At Brandywine, we have budgeted wisely, so we have to spend some of the dollars we've saved for these tough circumstances. However, we can't afford to keep on relying on savings that way, and must live and spend within our means, just like our families make those adjustments.
Those of us who work in schools and you who send your children to our public schools must remember that the lessons and skills we teach to our students are critical for their future success. This is doubly true in tough economic times. Education is no guarantee that you will get or keep a job, but without a solid education, your chances are indeed slim and none.
Here's a thought to consider: The Greatest Generation, the people who fought World War II and came home to lead America to be the most prosperous nation on earth were educated in the toughest of times, the Great Depression. Those great people heard "we can't afford to" very often, and they took those hard lessons and built and led a great country. Indeed, it was good people from that Greatest Generation that started and built Brandywine more than 50 years ago. As professional educators and as responsible parents, we may not produce another Greatest Generation. But, we can put our minds and hearts into our task and we can work with what we have and do our best.
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– WWE.com went offline today, at approximately 1:00 p.m. PWInsider.com contacted WWE regarding the matter and was given the following statement: "I can confirm that the site was down and the issue was resolved in less than 45 minutes."
A user behind a Twitter account that promotes hacking efforts claimed to have gotten the website taken offline.
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– Ring of Honor wrestler Harlem Bravado revealed in a Twitter exchange with independent wrestler Nick Jackson that he is participating in this week's multi-day talent evaluation session at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.
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Larry: The right to keep and bear arms was long since lost in the UK. It's a pity, but it's a dead issue there. The animal rights types have killed fox hunting and they're next on to shooting. Freedom of speech is dead there, and more and more freedoms dissolve as the EU sinks its claws into the economy. I love Britain and the Brits. But I couldn't live in a nation that so limits its peoples' freedoms.
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Kachoong, the ice was super stepped out. The highsteps were just a time saver. If I was on the sharp end you'd have seen the baby steps come out :P
Dunno when I'll hit DC, it's all just going with the flow. P.s. my camera got wet and it took like a month to get a new one. This is the video we got from when we had it and bothered to use it. Yep, headcam. Duct tape FTW!


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Early Monday afternoon children returning home from school found four bodies, all adults, shot to death on the living room floor. Later, authorities found the body of the child in a bedroom.
Around 3 p.m. 911 got a call about the horrific discovery at a home on Highway 37. Dispatch stayed on the line with one of the children until helped arrived. When authorities got there the four people, three females and one male were all dead of gunshot wounds.
"At this time, no particulars on this right now. They're working the crime scene as we speak. Agents are out doing interviews right now," comments Ronnie Thompson of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
Authorities were just taking the bodies out of the home Monday night, and upon autopsy will know more about the murders.
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"Maybe," Jamison replied innocently He kept his blue eyes averted as he cut his teak. There was a long pause. Jamison finally got the courage to look up. Claudia had forgone eating and was currently glaring at him. She cleared her throat.
"Jamison, I don't seem to recall ordering your least favorite food on our two year anniversary."
He gave her a cheeky grin.
"Just keep digging around," he said. "I bet you'll find something you'll like."
Claudia harrumphed loudly and took a drink of water.
"I really doubt that," she muttered rebelliously. Jami waited patiently while he sipped his wine. When he heard a faint squeak, he glanced up. Claudia's hands had flown over her mouth as she stared down at the plate.
"What is it, babe?" asked Jamison, feigning surprise.
"It's a-" squeaked Claudia. Her green eyes met his. They were bigger than saucers.
"Will you?" asked Jamison. He could not help smiling a little. Claudia squeaked again and launched herself across the table. Kissing him full in the mouth, Claudia nodded.
"Yes! Yes! Yes!" she shrieked. Jamison kissed her and scooped the diamond ring out of the squid and dunked it in her water glass.
"What if I had eaten it?" demanded Claudia, not taking her eyes off of the sparkling ring. Jamison took out the ring to dry it on his napkin before sliding it elegantly on her finger.
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Why should the majority submit to an elitist minority?
Politicians who believe the least should determine the most in Washington, D.C. That's the chattering class's mindless conceit, apparent in its explosion of gaudy tributes to "moderates" this week. No sooner had the Senate's college of cardinals struck their deal on judges than the David Broders were breathlessly expressing their fervent hope that moderates would form the new dominant "shaping force" in American politics. These are men and women of "national stature," "elders," sage guardians of "national consensus," went the tributes.
The assumption right off the bat in most of these articles is that moderate pols embody the wishes of the majority. Wrong. They are a tiresomely conceited minority to which the elite media assign an outrageously disproportionate influence. Together the McCains and the media do not obstruct extremism, as they kid themselves, but produce a new form of extremism -- a tyranny of the moderates under which the majority's legitimate will is thwarted in the name of this or that phony elitist objection.
Under the tyranny of the moderates, mealy-mouthed media darlings get to determine which judges are "inside the mainstream" even as they stand outside the mainstream themselves. How many elections would the Democrats have to lose (and de facto Democrats in the Republican Party, whose media-accorded authority comes from losing Republican primaries and thwarting the mainstream of their party) before their magisterial powers determining who and what qualifies as "mainstream" are questioned?
"Mainstream" is the elite's euphemism for what the majority should think, not what they actually do think. Notice that the anti-democratic streak grows more and more pronounced in the American elite. Last year this anti-democratic streak was seen in its gravitation toward non-American, utterly unaccountable institutions like the United Nations and the World Court as useful vehicles with which to overpower American majority views. The less support the elite could find democratically, the more they turned for support to undemocratic international institutions. This year their anti-democratic streak is seen in the glorification of a Senate with aristocratic pretensions, claims the ahistorical and happily uncultured elite press usually casts in other contexts as reactionary and disturbing.
Obstructing the people suddenly counts amongst the elite as chic and progressive. On Wednesday the New York Times editorialized with approval that while "the idea of letting the majority rule is at the heart of much in American democracy, it has little to do with the Senate..." The Times lauded this week's moderate conclave agreement and praised, in a dramatic warming to musty aristocratic ideas, the "14 senators who signed on, including Robert Byrd, 87, and John Warner, 78, whose weekend seminar on Alexander Hamilton's Federalist Paper No. 66 must have been one for the record books." Imagine the one-man, one-vote Times getting as enthused about a seminar on the Founding Fathers' support for literacy tests before voting.
The subtext of the media bouquets to the moderates is a contempt for democracy: a handful of wise senators, using old privileges, are beating back a dangerous, primitive, bible-wielding majority, suggest the stories.
Howard Fineman of Newsweek, writing excitedly of a coming moderate upheaval in our politics, noted: "That notion -- that you could change long-standing rules by a mere majority vote -- was viewed by Senate traditionalists, old and young, as more than unacceptable. It was outrageous to the likes of Republican Sen. John Warner, an old-fashioned Virginia Cavalier who thinks of the Senate as a Platonic redoubt of republicanism of the most ancient sense. He was the key to this deal. Something else about him: a hunt-country patrician of the old school, Warner never has been a fan of (or a favorite of) Rev. Jerry Falwell and Dr. Pat Robertson, Virginia's pulpit-based powers. He's not their man."
Of course, lost in the media's sudden romanticizing of the Senate's aristocratic procedures is any sense of their original purpose: to make Senators more principled, not less, more conservative (in the sense of maintaining high moral and intellectual standards essential to the preservation of American civilization), not more fashionably muddled and moderate. The Senate moderates with aristocratic pride in their powers of deliberation lack any high and sturdy principles that would justify them. They are beneath, not above, the American people, advancing an elitist ideology hostile to the founding principles of the country. They'd filibuster the Founding Fathers (who were far more conservative than any of today's stalled nominees) if they came before them.
"We have kept it. We have kept the republic," said Robert Byrd, indulging himself in yet another moment of comically overblown rhetoric. Had he studied the Federalist Papers with a little more comprehension, he'd know that moderates can tyrannize too.


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To thank loyal Lotto players, the Lottery will be holding a drawing to give 20 players $100 worth of Lotto tickets. Details on the drawing can be found at www.coloradolottery.com.
Lotto made its debut with a five-city celebration in Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Fort Collins and Grand Junction. First day sales totaled $218,199, while sales for the first week were $913,390. The game proved so popular, a second drawing was added in July 1990. And, after 20 years, Lotto sales still remain strong. Today, Lotto sales average more than $800,000 per week. And sales for the game are currently tracking $1.2 million ahead of last fiscal year, when Lotto posted sales of $41.1 million – the best performance since fiscal year 2003.
Through the years, Lotto has grown and evolved to meet the needs of its players. A Quick Pick option – which most players opt for today – was introduced in March 1989. In July 1994, the Cash Value option was launched, giving players the choice of taking the jackpot prize as a 25-year progressive annuity, or in a lump sum equal to 40 percent of the estimated annuitized jackpot.
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- The U.S. dollar is most likely to stay on the soft-side against other major currencies, but there are also expectations of periodic bouts of dollar strength on safe haven buying.
- The euro is not out of the woods yet as Europe continues to live dangerously in the second phase of the sovereign debt crisis.
- The U.K. economy may continue to disappoint in the 3Q with signs pointing to further weakness as elevated commodity prices hit consumer confidence.
- Japan continues its long and winding road to recovery after the devastating earthquake took its toll on 1Q GDP, but recent rebounds in industrial production suggest a corner has been turned.
- Reconstruction efforts in Australia and New Zealand may support an earlier than expected recovery for the Oceanic nations, but a hard landing in China would short-circuit the expected rebound in Australia and New Zealand.
- The recent outperformance of gold relative to silver suggests a potentially significant turning point for risk appetite as the prospects for global growth are not quite as rosy as earlier thought. This suggests the potential for more significant downside in global equities and other risk assets.
- In the oil markets, lingering effects from recent output increases alongside a still firm underlying structure may be the catalysts for a modest return of crude oil strength in the 3Q.
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2. Please answer the 10 questions asked to you and invent 10 questions the people you tag will have to answer.
3. Choose up to 10 people and put their icons on your journal - not something like "you are tagged if you read this", you have to tag legitimately 10 people.
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1. I don't remember if/which of these stuff I might have said in other tag journals, so I might repeat a couple things without knowing.
2. Strictly speaking, I'm a brunette; but my hair is dark enough to be mistaken for black sometimes.
3. I wear glasses.
4. I'm a fully grown shortie, standing at the top of 154cm tall.
5. Iiiiii dunno what else to say.
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1. If you could learn another language, what would it be and why?
Japanese, and perhaps korean. So that I could read manga raws without having to wait for late translations.
2. Do you have any siblings? If so do you get along?
I have one sister, almost 6 years younger than me. I can't say we don't get along since we never fight at all, but we're also not into the same stuff and don't have much in common so we're not very close either.
3. Do you play any instruments? Even badly in 7th grade? If not what instrument would you like to learn?
Keyboard. As in musical keyboard actually, for those of you who thought 'a computer keyboard is no instrument'. I'm not particularly good tho, it's been ages since I last touched it and I don't remember how to read musical scores anymore; I mostly used it when I was a teen, and gained it as compensation when the tiny corner piano I had at my grandpa's house broke. So I can make some 'pretty sounds' with it, but dunno if one would call it actual music. I'd like to learn how to play it decently someday tho.
4. Do you like where you currently live? What kind of place would you want to move to if given the chance?
Yeah, I have a nice home. If I did move out though, I'd like it to be to somewhere in England (where my aunt lives). Brazil's weather is forever too hot for me.
5. Favourite thing you've posted so far?
Technically they're not posted yet, but that would be the batch of revamped character apps that are awaiting in my stash for the right time to be uploaded. |D
6. Do you tend to make more male or female characters or do you have a decent balance between the two?
I have a balance, though there are more girls than guys that I currently actively use in rps.
7. On a scale of mormon bible camp to how gay is your collection of OCs?
SNORTS. I never tried to judge how gay or not my load of charas are together, it simply never striked me as something to be planned beforehand. I just find out what they end up being through rping.
But the vast majority of the ones I'm sure of the sexual identities are straight (because that's what's easier for me to rp as since I can use myself for reference and not worry much about how I'm portraying them), then there are some aces, and a few who are bi. Gay, though... I dunno. There might be some amid the ocs whom I'm not sure what are identified as.
8. Have you ever made a character but had to scrap them because you just couldn't relate to them well enough to rp with?
I have characters I had to scrap because of varied factors (the group they were in died or I left, for example), but not for not relating well enough with the oc.
And on the opposite angle, I do have many characters to whom I don't relate well or at all and who have views about life very different than mine, but I think rping that kind of oc can be fun on a whole different level. Seeing the action-and-reaction chains it causes also helps to understand not only the very character better but also the other characters around him/her/them, and myself and the people I rp with.
9. Why is it so hard to come up with ten of these?
You were having a tiny textblock minute. XD
10. Why is Rumii so red?
The color reflects the future of her opponents(?)
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1. Favorite type of book to read (fantasy, sci-fi, western, etc.etc.)
2. What type of art do you enjoy most? (Doing/seeing)
Doing: Drawings, mainly characters (individually or interaction pictures). I line traditionally and go the digital route for the colors and shading.
Seeing: EVERYTHING. Art, ART AAAAART~
3. Coffee or Tea (and why...or why not!)
Both (but one at a time), because there's no why not for coffee and tea. 8D
4. Have you ever been to a country not your own?
Yeah, England and Portugal. The first to visit my aunt and little cousin who live there, and the second my direct family and me tagged along my mom when she gone on a work/study trip back in January.
5. What's your guilty pleasure?
Arting and rping until the sun's almost rising at the ungodly hours of morning.
6. If you could learn a style of art you don't currently know how to do...what would it be?
Glass molding, or ceramics.
7. Day or night? (This can be however you want to take it: for arting, for reading, for sleeping, for ________)
Night. For anything. I'm a featherless owl.
8. Your Hogwarts house (Or do you even care?)
Most quizzes put me in Slitheryn.
9. Mountain or Beach?
Whichever got the best wifi.
10. What's your favorite holiday and why?
My birthday. Because it's a day just for me. 8D *shot*
But if birthdays don't count, then I guess it would be Students Day. It's a tranquil day without anything particularly noisy/messy on the streets nor any stressing stuff like gatherings with people I don't know or am uncomfortable at; it's like a normal day but there's no school.
Questions from
1. Do you have any songs that you listen too and it just sings your character so perfectly?
If you mean a song that fits me personally, I dunno... It depends on my mood and what I'm up to listening to at the moment. Though I like to think of this as my personal theme song:
Now if you mean a song that fits my characters... you know I do, lots and lots of them, I always share.
2. What's one of the major embarrassing or intensely dramatic things that have happened to your characters in an RP?
Nagini and Harlow's first meeting, Uran and Ourin almost dying at the same time, and that whole rp from back when everyone was super depressed and angsty and causing a bottomless pit of FEELS. |'D
3. Have you ever played Terranigma? Or Golden Sun?
I've heard about both, but played none. Sorry. 8'D
4. Have you ever pulled an all nighter just to RP or play a game with someone?
You know yes. And no regrets. >u>
5. What do you or other people think is odd/funny/unique about your speech pattern?
That's a hard question. XD I speak pretty normally for the area I live in, but I guess english-speaking people might find it odd how I proounce Rs. I also have a hard time remembering that some vowels (mainly the E) turn mute at the end of english words so I keep slipping at them.
6. What animal does at least one of your characters match up with? (Like ____ is such an otter, or something)
Think of anything white, fluffy and sweet, and it'll be Nagini. She's such a bunny/dove/guinea pig/teacup pomeranian/etc.
Eneas is such a turtle.
7. What's the most random word or phrase that you know? Is there one that's a different language than your native?
I dunno why, but I find the word "moisture" very random. |'D
8. Who are some artists that inspire you to keep drawing?
I luff you guys, ok~ ;3;
9. What do you want to be when you gro- /shot, jk |D Uhh, Name one instance where your character reacted completely different from what you expected.
A certain flash that's still not up, and there is a point I thought my green-haired blob would cry, but he responded with snarky angry sass intead. |D
10. Name a really strange food that one of your characters eats. Either strange to us, or even strange in their world.
The dish is not strange per se (a mix of fresh or frozen blue berries and grains glazed in honey, sometimes also served with cream), but the name... lately lots of my charas have taken a like to eating 'Honeyed Ourin'.
My Questions to The Tagged Ones:
1. Do your OCs rant in your head sometimes? As in, you're just chilling or doing something else and then suddenly pictures them in your mind talking about random stuff?
2. Any pictures you're craving to draw at the moment? If yes, they're pictures about what?
3. Do you have a character that 'inherited' a bad habit from you?
4. What was the last movie/show/anime/etc you watched?
5. Most (__________) RP you've had? Intense, dramatic, feelsy, funny, awkward, etc.
6. If you could have one of the skills any of your characters have, what would it be?
7. Would you rather hug Azre or do his hair?
8. Most awkward or funny thing one of your characters have done?
9. Most awkward or funny thing ever done -to- (or with) your characters?
10. What would you like to be asked about here?
Those I volunteer as tributes:
because since you 3 tagged me I can use each other's tags to tag you again
and force you to answer my questions too *shot*.


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Let it Snow: Gorgeous Photos From Celebrities of Nor'easterSunny Chanel
The Nor'easter was not what the Eastern states like New York and New Jersey needed right about now. These states are still reeling from the damage done by Hurricane Sandy. But Mother Nature waits for no man (or celebrity in this case) to be fully prepared. If she wants to rain, thunder or shake the earth, she's going to do it. On Wednesday, the snow began to fall in New York, New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania and Connecticut and lots of it, up to 5.5 inches.
It was a shock to many, for snow to be falling this early, especially so soon after Hurricane Sandy. Many who were struck by the snow fall were stars of movies and television and reality TV, and they snapped photos of the snowfall and shared their stunning photos on Twitter.
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Denise Richards 1 of 7"Shooting in a snow storm"
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Denise Richards 2 of 7When the snow began to fall in New York state Denise wrote, "Here comes the snow"
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Kelly Bensimon 3 of 7"It's snowing. Thinking of all the families dealing with destruction and now snow."
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Melissa Joan Hart 4 of 7"The blizzard has arrived and is blanketing the giant fallen tree #Sandy took down in our yard last week."
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Simon van Kempen 5 of 7He simply asked, "Who likes snow?"
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Dina Manzo 7 of 7"This is NOT what Jersey needs right now : /"
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Church news for Thursday, Nov. 24, 2011By Staff Reports Published 7:41pm Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Bethany Baptist
The Sunday services were a blessing this past week at Bethany. Our pastor's sister and her husband from Charlotte, N.C. visited both services. On Sunday Morning, Bro. Steve preached Psalm 100. He described the instructions for praise, (make, serve, come, know, enter, be thankful, and bless.) He also described the seven characteristics of God which form the basis of our praise (God, Creator, Sovereign, Shepherd, Good, Merciful and Truth.) The application of the message was that Christians are to be joyful in the Lord, submissive to the Lord, and thankful to the Lord.
On Sunday Evening we had a time of testimony, scripture reading, and special music. Bro. Vickers brought a devotion on Psalm 116:12, "What shall I render to the Lord for all his benefits toward me?"
Prayer list: Betty Biggs, Carl Gray, Ellen Gray, Ophelia Griffin, Ernestine Hatch, Gloria Headley, Danny Jones, Mary Knight, Larry Miller, Billie Neeley, Jesse Wallace.
See you Sunday.
Bethsalem Baptist
Our service began with ministry opportunities and a time of welcoming and fellowship shared by the congregation. Special music by the Celebration Choir was "God So Loved."
The message by Bro. Brad Eubank was "Not a Fan: Choosing Intimacy" (Luke 7:36-50), followed by an observance of the Lord's Supper.
Sunday evening we enjoyed our family Thanksgiving supper. We hope everyone has a blessed and happy Thanksgiving.
Pray for Ann Thompson, Linnie Hathcock, J.D. Jones, Bro. James Moore, Charles Bryant, Harold Patterson, Debra Mims, Chris Moore, Paul Green, Pete and Myra Burnett, Pamela Howell, Donny Eslinger, McCoy Durren, Jimmy and Jetti Durbin, Tyler Harmon, Ray and Eloise Edwards, Charles Owens, Anna Russell, Makesha Scott, Melvolene Dobbs, Melissa Jeffers, J.T. Loyd, Jacob Jones, Dana and Alyson Stockton, Bobbie Cox, all families that have lost loved ones, our homebound, our country, and pray for revival to come.
Happy birthday to Gary Jones, Makenzie Edwards, Scotty Willis, Billy Fulmer, Logan Pack, Hollan Horton, Cassi Clark, Robin Wells, Betty McGee, Joshua Thrasher, Emma Shepard, Tammy Edwards, Rebecca Gilliland, Makenzie and Celeste Blalock.
Next Sunday we will kick off our Lottie Moon Christmas Offering.
Have a blessed week. God is so good.
Calvary Independent Baptist
Calvary Independent Baptist Church was blessed with visitors again for Sunday morning and Sunday night services.
Sunday morning service included a message brought by Pastor Rick Hatchett from the book of Psalms about being thankful. Sunday evening services included a few special songs sang by different ones in the church. A short devotional message was brought afterwards by Associate Pastor Oscar Mims, and then a fellowship meal followed downstairs.
We want to thank all our visitors for coming and being a part of our services. One young lady gave her life to the Lord Sunday night and became a brand new born again child of the living and true God. We love her and want everyone who is a child of God to be praying for her and her family. We look forward to a future centered on giving the Lord Jesus Christ the praise He deserves for all He has done. Come visit, fellowship and worship with us anytime. If you are waiting on a good excuse to visit, then come Sunday morning on Nov. 27 and listen to Bro. Matthew Brasher. He is a young man in our church who has recently surrendered to the call to preach.
Cedar Grove
"Thanks be unto God for his unspeakable gift" (2 Corinthians 9:15).
Sunday was Pastor Appreciation Day, Old Fashioned Day and our Thanksgiving dinner. We began with "When We All Get to Heaven" followed by "He Set Me Free."
Happy birthday to Alton Russell, Rachel Hubbard and Freda Vines.
We have many on our prayer list. Remember Jean Varden, Bobby Jones, Vivian Ogle, Donny Eslinger, Rick Lowery and many unspoken requests. God knows all about it.
The worship service began with the good old favorite, "Jesus Hold My Hand" followed by "I'll Fly Away." The special for the morning was "God Has Another Plan" sang by Sis. Stacy Wyatt.
Bro. Jeff Carroll read some things about the year 1911. The life expectancy for men was 47 years. Only 14 percent of homes had a bathtub. There were 8,000 cars and only 144 miles of paved roads. The average wage was 22 cents an hour, and most women only washed their hair once a month. They used Borax or egg yolks for shampoo. Just imagine what it will be like in another 100 years.
Bro. Jeff read Psalm 100:1-5. He gave everyone a chance to say what they were thankful for.
We are happy to have Kathy Higginbotham to join Cedar Grove.
The evening service began with "Just a Little Talk With Jesus" and "I Feel Like Traveling On." The choir blessed us with several songs. Jordan Harvley sang "Come Lay 'Em Down."
Bro. Heath Vines preached a great sermon on forgiveness from Matthew 6:14-16. Refusing to forgive is like drinking poison expecting the other person to die. It only hurts you.
We had two wonderful services Sunday; the altar filled both times. Thank you, Lord, for your many blessings, especially for my salvation. Have a good week and God bless.
Center Hill Baptist
After beginning our worship service, Teresa Varden gave the report on the offering for World Hunger. She also asked for all the Samaritans' Shoeboxes to be brought forward for special prayer. This is a part of "Operation Christmas Child." These boxes will be distributed to needy children throughout the world.
After singing "Count Your Many Blessings," the congregation shared what they were thankful for this holiday season. Many were thankful for their family, their friends, church, and health. However, the most mentioned was thankfulness for Jesus our Savior, and the shedding of His blood on Calvary.
Bro. Jeff Champion shared with us the opening of our eyes, spiritually speaking. We are all spiritually blind sinners from birth, with no hope to recover on our own. The opening of our spiritually blinded eyes is a divine act of God.
In order to be saved, you must be open to the truth about Jesus, acknowledge Him as Lord, and worship Him with a changed life.
There will be no services Wednesday night.
"What a grand world this would be if we could forget our troubles as easily as we forget our blessings."
Christ Independent Methodist
What a contrast between last Sunday and this Sunday. The gray, drooping limbs of trees almost bare of the brilliant leaves they wore just a week ago were startling by contrast. The dark, threatening clouds and raindrops the size of pin pricks on our windshield going to church spoke louder than words of the passage of time.
Also, the realization that next Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent. I always look forward to this Sunday when we gather to observe the holiday season with our Hanging of the Greens observance and decorating our tree with Chrismons and our windows with candles and greenery. I would remind all church family members to participate and enjoy this occasion. We will meet at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 27 for this service with church service to follow. Come help us decorate and dedicate our sanctuary.
Dr. Mac Stinson took his scripture from Deuteronomy 8:7-14. At this point, the Hebrew people have left Egypt and wandered in the wilderness for 40 years. Now Moses, who has been their leader, is an old man and soon to die. As they stand atop Mt. Nebo looking toward the Promised Land, which Moses is not to be allowed to enter, how can we today help but feel his heartache?
God's servant to the end, Moses, looks westward toward the Sea of Galilee and the Promised Land and continues to lecture his Hebrew people not to forget their God who has led them this far. He tells them when their herds and flocks have multiplied, and their silver and gold likewise.
Moses' exhortation to obedience to the Hebrew followers of his day is just as true for us today.
Our prayer list: Mary Ann Carden, Mable Mitchell, our military and their families, our church, community and each other. Pray for Israel and Christians worldwide. Remember to pray for all people who will be traveling during the holidays.
Have a blessed week.
Church of God's Word
Genesis 5:21-24 talks about how Noah and Enoch walked with God. If we are truly walking with God when Jesus returns, then we will go with Him. But are we walking that straight and narrow path that leads to heaven, or are we walking the path that leads to destruction? We are to keep our eyes on the prize, which is Jesus Christ.
Romans 8:1 says, "There is therefore now no condemnation to them which are in Christ Jesus, who walk not after the flesh, but after the Spirit."
As long as we are walking in the word of God and doing what the word tells us to do, we know we are walking with God and that everything is going to be all right. We walk by faith and not by sight. The flesh is weak but Jesus is strong. Everything that Jesus suffered on the cross and shed his blood, He did it for us so we could have everlasting life.
Isaiah 40:31: "But they that wait upon the lord shall renew their strength. They shall mount up with wings as eagles they shall run and not be weary and they shall walk and not faint."
Bro. Ray talked about Paul going on a cruise. When you are saved, you are an enemy to Satan, but if you are lost, then you are not walking with God. When we are born again, we fight battles. We are not to sit back and do nothing, but we need to store up the word on the inside so we can overcome the storms in our life with the word of God. And even though it seems like everything is over, here comes Jesus — He is always right on time. When we become born again, what goes on in our lives is just by the plan of God for our lives.
When God called Paul, Paul was not living for God at the time because he was persecuting the Church. But Paul began living his life for Jesus, and God began to use him mightily for the ministry. He will use us today if we will just trust and obey him.
Our church will be having a food drive to help the needy. For more information, call 755-4889.
Friendship Baptist
Bro. Ken's (Daniel) message was from Psalm 103 and was titled "Five Kernels of Corn." All healing is divine healing. God uses medicine, therapy, etc. as part of the healing process. Isn't it good that our God is a God of second chances?
We welcomed Bro. Dusty (Clyde) Dutton and his family. Bro. Dusty will be our new choir director.
During the evening service, Bro. Dusty sang "A Few Good Men." Bro. Ken's message was from Psalm 100, a psalm of giving thanks. Shout for joy; worship the Lord with gladness. Know that the Lord is God. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, for God is good.
We are taking donations of items for residents to give as gifts to their families. They are needed by Dec. 2. The residents will each choose seven gifts on Dec. 5 that will be wrapped at that time. Items include body lotions, make-up, stationery, handkerchiefs, small tools, Bibles, bath products, costume jewelry, dishtowels, socks and books.
Happy birthday to Richard Barton, Wayne Wyatt and Mary Foshee.
Prayer requests: Juanita Staggs, Beth Whittle, Jacinda, Gore, Roger Davis family, JoAnn Lyles, Glenda Bond, Sandra White, Huey Wilson, Lucille Price and the Yessick family.
Dec. 6: Ladies Christmas party at Regeana Funderburk's. Wear your pajamas and bring a gift to swap.
Dec. 7: A Colonial Christmas at the American Village Chapel in Montevallo at 7 p.m. Our Wednesday night service will be held here.
Dec. 11: Christmas play and supper.
Mars Hill Baptist
Cornucopia: Translates to mean "plenty," "abundance." That's what Mars Hill Baptist Church had at their Thanksgiving church supper, abundance of food and plenty of fellowship.
The church WMU, under the very able leadership of Mrs. Pauline Lovett, had taken on the unattainable goal of replacing the tables and chairs for the fellowship hall. Six months later, the unattainable; the impossible happened. New tables and new chairs were delivered and paid for. We are a small country church, and like any other small church, we have to watch our pennies very carefully.
With a goal like this I'm reminded of the familiar story, "The Little Train Who Could." The Little Train just kept on saying, "I think I can, I think I can." With that in mind the WMU ladies did the impossible.
The new tables were used Nov. 16 and each table was decorated with a different theme. There was the Auburn table, the Angel table, the Horn of Plenty table, the Toy Land table, and so many others. All were beautiful.
More than 100 people came to the supper, bringing their best home cooked meals. Each lady determined to outdo the next one. Ham, turkey, vegetables, casseroles, salads, cakes with six layers, and don't forget the banana pudding. The ladies of Mars Hill are world-class cooks and enjoy doing it. Everyone left with a full stomach and a heart full of gratitude.
We invite you to visit us at Mars Hill where the word of God is taught and preached. We are located on County Road 42 West in Jemison. If you do not have a church home, come see us. You are always welcome.
Mt. Carmel No. 1
God is so good and gives us so many undeserved blessings! One of those blessings is the opportunity we have to assemble ourselves together on the Lord's Day to worship Him and have fellowship with our Christian family. This is just one reason we have to be thankful during this special time of year.
Our morning services began with Bro. Derrell and Lillie Jones singing "Look for Me." This song was followed by Bro. Derrell's sermon for the children. This week's focus was how a tiny mustard seed can produce a large tree just like a small amount of faith in God can produce great things in our lives.
Psalms 100:1-5 was the scripture for the morning message, entitled "Turning Thanksgiving into Thanksgiving."
On Sunday evening we enjoyed singing songs of praise and thanks to God. The choir sang "Thank You Lord for Your Blessings on Me" and "Let's Just Praise the Lord." A solo of "Without Him" was done by Dee Roper.
Our WMU ladies are in the process of collecting items to be taken to Hatley Healthcare. Please try to have them brought to the church by Nov. 27.
A special thanks to everyone that prepared and donated a box for Operation Christmas Child. Each one of these boxes will be a special blessing for the child that receives it.
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 30, we will have a church decorating service. Each family is welcome to bring an ornament to be placed on the tree. Also, if you would like to get a poinsettia to be placed in the church in honor of or in remembrance of someone, please begin bringing them that night. Finger food fellowship will follow the service.
Please remember the ones of our church family that have special needs in their lives. This week they include Hershel Scott, Ruthie Jean Giles, Cecil Franklin, Elladene Mims, Christy Lowery and baby Jacob Jones.
You are always welcome to worship with us at Mt. Carmel.
Rocky Mount
United Methodist
Nov. 20 was Christ the King Sunday. The Gospel of Matthew tells us that Jesus is going to come in his glory with all the angels. He will sit on the throne of his glory to judge people. All the nations will be gathered before him and he will separate the sheep from the goats. The sheep he will keep at his right and the goats at his left. To the sheep, those who have persevered in their living faith until the end, Jesus will say, come, you that are blessed by my Father, inherit the Kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world.
Brother Willard expanded on this and reminded us that this is the last Sunday before Advent. It doesn't seem like it has been an entire year since we last prepared for the Advent season and the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Between these two Sundays we will be in the celebration of Thanksgiving. Please do not let Thanksgiving get swept under the rug and ignored.
God blesses us. He has, he is and he will continue to bless those who are obedient. Thanksgiving will come and go and many will not stop to thank God for anything. God made promises and he is still fulfilling them. If you will join us at Sunday School on Sunday mornings, you will learn much more as we study those promises and their fulfillments. Take a moment, a moment (or more) of undivided attention to thank God for your many blessings. With all that is going on in this world, it is easy to overlook all that the blessings that are being bestowed upon you. Whether you go into your closet to pray, or, as Susannah Wesley did, you pull your apron over your head, take that special time and count your many blessings and give God the credit for them. I'm sure you will need more fingers and toes to count them all. How are you living to give God the thanks for all he has done for you?
We invite you to join us on Wednesday night, Nov. 23, in a short Communion service. His table is open to anyone wishing to participate.
Enjoy Thanksgiving and prepare your heart for the blessings of Advent. Rocky Mount Methodist Church is here for you.
Samaria Baptist
Abounding grace: To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. We are born with a depraved nature. God's grace abounds with us and gives us a chance to overcome our depravity by seeking Him, and accepting His love and grace for us. Romans 5:19-21 explains grace. Born again means forever with God. Where sin reached the watermark, grace flooded the world to overcome sin.
Only by grace can a sinner come to the Lord Jesus Christ. Good works doesn't do it. Christ must be Lord of life. Repentance is surrendering to Christ for His mercy and love. We gain access to a new body when we die. This body will no longer be needed. New bodies will be made. Praise God for our opportunity to gain salvation by His grace and the Cross.
Prayer requests remain for the Bobby Mims family in the death of his mother. Ray and Phyllis, Horace and Gayle, the Davis family and the Jeff Smith(Prattville) family in the death of his mother.
Happy Thanksgiving to all who read this. May God richly bless you, and may your faith be increased with each prayer you speak.


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I am on the trail of my good dancing demon. At times he follows me everywhere, he dances following my steps through the streets of the cities that I visit and feeding me with endless passions. At times he disappears. Then I feel him clearly tickling the back of my neck: when he comes back, I have to feed him, I want to feed him. With all the magic in the world. And then leaving for new adventures.
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Preview | Jeremyville does a signing for LeSportsac this Saturday in SoHo.
If you are a fan of New York based artist Jeremyville and are in the city, head to 176 Spring St at Thompson in SoHo, from 2-5pm this Saturday and meet the artist in person.
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Graveside services for Floyd Wesley Roberson, 77, of Shelbyville, who died Friday at Bedford County Medical Center, will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Hopper Cemetery in Marshall County. Dr. Kevin Minchey will officiate.
Visitation with the family will be 11 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Lawrence Funeral Home, Chapel Hill.


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