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During the Eighteenth Dynasty of the New Kingdom (1550-1307 BC), the power of the priestly caste began to rise rapidly. This coincided with the removal of the capital of Egypt from Memphis in the north to the southern city of Waset, which the Greeks called Thebes. The greatest temple complex in ancient Egypt was built just north of Thebes--the temple of Amon-Re at Karnak. Originally each temple had been satisfied with a single officiant, a ritual specialist or lector priest, and a few part-time priests to look after less sacred functions. But at Karnak, there were priests ranged in four orders at the head of a vast staff. The temple complex at Karnak consisted of precincts dedicated to the Theban triad, the local god Amon in his aspect as Re the sun-god, Montu the hawk-headed war-god, and Mut the local war-goddess, who usually wore the vulture headdress.
It was to the great temples, such as that of Amon-Re, that students came from all over the world to penetrate more deeply into the meaning of the symbols used by the Pharaoh's engineers. When Pythagoras the Greek took the course a thousand years later, he is supposed to have spent twenty years in Egypt. By their very nature, the Mysteries were, as Aahmes wrote, 'Dark things which shall not be known,' so that we do not know exactly of what the course consisted. The best we can do is follow through some of the ideas in Aahmes, and see where they lead.
First of all let us return to the numbers. The priests soon realized that the numbers which they represented by hieroglyphic symbols also had definite shapes of their own. If we represent the numbers by a series of dots marked on our sheet of papyrus, we see that the numbers 3, 6, 10, 15, and so on form triangles, whereas the numbers 4, 9, 16, 25, etc. form squares (Fig. 3.1).
Looking at these pictures, it is natural to try to put together two triangles to form a square. Let's see what happens if we try to do this (Fig. 3.2).
We see that we always obtain a square, but with an extra diagonal left over, so we can write
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Oklahoma, Oklahoma State move up in polls
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State moved up in both The Associated Press and USA Today Coaches' polls Sunday.
Oklahoma, coming off a bye week, moved up one spot each poll, to No. 12 in AP and No. 9 in USA Today.
The Cowboys, fresh off a 52-34 win in over Texas Tech in Lubbock, jumped up three spots in AP to No. 15 and one spot in the USA Today poll to No. 12.
Baylor remained No. 5 in both polls.
The Bears host Oklahoma on Thursday night.
The top six is the same in each poll--Alabama at No. 1 followed by Oregon, Florida State, Ohio State, Baylor and Stanford.
Texas Tech, which has dropped two consecutive games after climbing into the top ten, fell to No. 25 in AP and No. 23 in the coaches poll.
Texas, winners of five consecutive games, remains on the outside looking in. The Longhorns are the first team out of each poll.
Oklahoma State hosts Kansas on Saturday before traveling to Texas on Nov. 16.


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Barons fall in overtime after late rally to tie
The Edmonton Oilers' young stars playing in Oklahoma City during the NHL lockout fueled an improbable, late-game rally Tuesday afternoon, but the Barons still left the Cox Convention Center with a loss.
The Barons trailed Toronto by four goals after one period. OKC was still down three with just over three minutes left. A frantic Barons rally tied the game with 21 seconds left in regulation, but the Marlies won 6-5 in overtime.
"That's one of the craziest games I've ever played in," said Barons forward Jordan Eberle. "It was pretty obvious the start (was bad). ... But after that first period, it seemed like we found our game. It goes to show our character. But at the end of the day we lost, and it was due to the poor start."
Considering the Barons trailed 4-0 after one period and were down 5-2 with just over three minutes left, one standings point was a consolation prize in front of 4,826 fans on Kids Field Trip Day.
"I thought we did a great job of sticking with it," said Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. "We obviously need that kind of effort throughout the whole game. If we had played that way the whole game, we'd have won for sure."
The Oilers' young stars accounted for four of OKC's five goals. Nugent-Hopkins scored his fourth and fifth goals of the season and had an assist. Eberle contributed four assists. Taylor Hall had a goal and an assist. Defenseman Jordan Schultz had two assists.
Nugent-Hopkins' first goal came with 3:16 to play after officials reviewed the tape. Teemu Hartikainen's tip-in off Eberle's shot with 2:03 left set the stage for a dramatic finish.
The No. 1 overall pick in the 2011 NHL Draft, Nugent-Hopkins scored with 21.9 seconds left in regulation to tie it 5-5 after OKC pulled goaltender Yann Danis.
"I saw the guy come off the bench for us so I knew it was six-on-five," Nugent-Hopkins said. "It was almost like a power play. I shot it on net and it went in."
The Barons tied the franchise record with four power-play goals in the game, but Toronto won it with 27.8 seconds left in overtime, two seconds after the Barons had killed off a penalty.
OKC outshot the Marlies 34-19 in regulation but didn't dent into Toronto's early four-goal lead until Hall scored late in the second period. Mark Arcobello's power play goal early in the third period cut it to 4-2. The Marlies answered with a power-play goal to go up 5-2 with 12:50 remaining.
It appeared to be a safe lead, especially with four minutes left. The Barons, though, scored three late goals in a three-minute span to tie it up.
"The second period I thought we really took it to them," Eberle said. "Going into the third period it was 4-1, but I thought it should at least been 4-3. We were getting a lot of chances. We just couldn't score. We knew it was going to come. We stuck with it and found a way to tie it up."
Toronto scored 36 just seconds into the game and built a 4-0 cushion with three goals in the final 2½ minutes of the first period, taking advantage of OKC's backside defensive mistakes.
"It's obvious we can't give up a four-goal lead in the first period," Nelson said. "Two goals was our coverage, guys being lazy. ... Our offensive play was pretty strong. Obviously our power play was working. We battled back to get a point, so there were some positives."


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In this gripping, deeply troubling memoir, a follow-up to his brother David's bestselling "A Child Called It," Pelzer reveals the unyielding suffering he says he experienced at the hands of his depraved mother growing up in the 1970s. By looking back at — and then releasing — the image of the skinny, red-haired boy who wanted nothing more than his mother's love, Pelzer discovers his true spirit, which he shares courageously and selflessly here in the hope of healing himself, as well as raising awareness of and preventing child abuse.
A Girl Named Zippy: Growing Up Small in Mooreland, Indiana
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In this first book, Kimmel has written a love letter to her hometown of Mooreland, Ind., a town with an unchanging population of 300 in America's heartland. Nicknamed "Zippy" for her energetic interpretation of a circus monkey, she could not be bothered to speak until she was three years old, and her first words involved bargaining with her father about whether or not a baby bottle was still appropriate. Born in 1965, Zippy lived in a world filled with a loving family, peculiar neighbors, and multitudes of animals, including a chicken she loved and treated like a baby. Her story is filled with good humor, fine storytelling, and acute observations of small town life.
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In an American story of enduring importance, Jimmy Carter re-creates his Depression-era boyhood on a Georgia farm, before the civil rights movement that changed it and the country. Carter describes the people who shaped his early life, only two of them white: his eccentric relatives who sometimes caused the boy to examine his heritage with dismay; the boyhood friends with whom he hunted and worked the farm, but who could not attend the same school; and the eminent black bishop who refused to come to the Carters' back door but who would stand in the front yard discussing crops and politics with Jimmy's father. In his singular voice and with a novelist's gift for detail, Jimmy Carter creates a sensitive portrait of an era that shaped the nation.
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It's hard to imagine a childhood more disturbing and relentlessly surreal than the one the author describes in this memoir. When his violent, nearly homicidal parents divorce, young Augusten lives in Northampton, Massachusetts, with his mother, a confessional poet battling a mental illness. Deciding she needs more space for personal exploration and art, Augusten's mother packs her 12-year-old son off to the home of psychiatrist Dr. Finch, a wildly eccentric egomaniac. Most of this memoir centers on Augusten's teenage years spent in this uncontrolled, profoundly bizarre household.
The Life and Times of the Thunderbolt Kid: A Memoir
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Bill Bryson was born in the middle of the American century (1951) in the middle of the United States (Des Moines, Iowa) in the middle of the largest generation in American history (the baby boomers.) As one of the best and funniest writers alive, he is perfectly positioned to mine his memories of a totally all-American childhood for 24-carat memoir gold.
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This newest contribution to the math teacher's paintbox has been in the making for at least three years, and longed for by elementary school teachers for decades before that. At last, it is here and it is just what the math teacher, whether in the class or at home, ordered.
This newly released Making Math Meaningful® A Source Book for Teaching Math in Grades One Through Five continues with the same meticulous detail as all the middle school math series. The major concepts contained in the lower grades book are:
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For the moment, let's try to leave aside the politics and philosophy of Ayn Rand -- after all, only so many words can really be expounded on a point of view that ultimately comes down to not giving a shit about your fellow human beings. There's a reason that it's taken over half a century for a film adaptation of Rand's magnum opus, "Atlas Shrugged," to reach screens; as well as being an awful sociopath (her ideal man was a convicted murderer who kidnapped, disemboweled and chopped the legs off a twelve year old girl), Rand was also a terrible writer, whose books are full of leaden prose, heavy-handed metaphor and very little drama.
"Atlas Shrugged," or at least the first part of a interminable-sounding four part adaptation, finally went before cameras last summer, thanks to the imminent expiry of the rights, with "One Tree Hill" star Paul Johansson (no, us neither) at the helm, and starring relative newcomer Taylor Schilling and the boat captain from "Lost" who looks like Richard Roxburgh. A trailer hit over the weekend after premiering at The American Conservative Union's Conservative Political Action Conference; could it possibly be as bad as we predicted back at the start of the year?
You bet your ass it could. Looking for all the world like a Funny or Die parody of the novel, it's packed to the brim with terrible readings of unintentionally hilarious lines ("Why ask useless questions? How deep is the ocean? How high is the sky? Who is John Galt?"), features more shots of poorly-rendered CGI trains than the first assembly of "Unstoppable," and appears to have been shot by the DoP from a daytime soap opera.
On the plus side, this certainly seems to have the potential to replace "The Room" as an endlessly quotable disaster, destined to play midnight movies to drunken hecklers for years to come -- we can certainly see "They are not getting my metal!" becoming a meme in years to come. On the down side, it also looks really fucking boring.
Still, congrats to Johansson & co for seemingly delivering the movie that Rand has always deserved. That's not a compliment. Matthew Marsden ("Rambo"), Graham Beckel ("Battlestar Galactica"), Edi Gathegi ("Twilight"), Jsu Garcia ("Che"), Michael Lerner ("Barton Fink") and Patrick Fischler ("Mad Men"), all of whom were presumably about to have their homes repossessed when the gig came along, co-star. If you're an Objectivist, a hardcore "One Tree Hill" fan, Glenn Beck, or a masochist, you'll be able to see the finished product soon: the picture's being self-distributed by The Strike Productions from April 15th, timed, predictably, to coincide with Tax Day.


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Britain in the Interwar Years
IN the aftermath of the war, the young RAF faced an immediate fight for its institutional life. Though it survived, it had to articulate an ongoing raison d'être as a separate service. This requirement had the effect of elevating the role of strategic bombing above other tasks, and compelling the RAF's leadership to continue protecting its wartime bombing record in the exaggerated terms that Trenchard had employed in his own defense. Aggressive arguments for the continued existence of an independent air force helped establish a pattern of exaggeration that ultimately would help to create a gap between RAF declaratory policy and its actual capabilities. In addition, Trenchardian policy was vague; it lacked clear guidance, particularly on questions of targeting. Public articulations of RAF thought worried the other services, and fostered popular expectations about air warfare that would prove, ultimately, self-deterring for Britain. As a new war approached, RAF leaders would struggle to close the divide between rhetoric and reality by figuring out—in ways that Trenchard had not—how actually to plan and wage a major strategic air campaign.
The chapter necessarily begins with a further examination and elaboration of two important and related ideas from the World War I experience that would strongly influence British interwar thinking about strategic bombardment: the theory of the offensive and the "moral effect" of bombing. Indeed, they would prove central to RAF planning and decision making in the 1920s and 1930s.
Trenchard attached great weight to offensive tactics, embracing the conviction that air war must be guided foremost by a commitment to the "relentless and incessant offensive." This emphasis fit into his preexisting conception of effective behavior in wartime, and it was, in addition, reinforced by his wartime experience and by his subsequent need to explain his actions in the two key posts he held during the most difficult and consequential war his nation had ever fought. In particular, Trenchard's emphasis on the offensive helped to justify the heavy casualties that otherwise might have been an embarrassment to him. 1


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New PBI: Jokosher
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Jokosher: Jokosher is a simple yet powerful multi-track studio. With it you can create and record music, podcasts and more, all from an integrated simple environment.
Thanks to Jesse Smith for creating this PBI and to Blazing Teens for requesting it.
PBI Manager Now Available in FreeBSD Ports
Yesterday Kris committed PBI Manager to the FreeBSD ports collection (/ports-mgmt/pbi-manager). This means that you don't have to wait for PC-BSD 9.0 to be released to try out the new command line suite of PBI tools.
You can find some documentation on the various tools in this section of the PC-BSD 9.0 Handbook. Users are welcome to add to this section to help other users get the most out of PBI Manager.
NOTE: PBI files created for PC-BSD 7.x/8.x (i.e. those available from pbidir.com) will NOT work with PBI Manager as the PBI format has changed for 9.0. You can find the locations of 9 PBIs here.
New PBIs: MuSE and LMMS
The following PBIs are now available in Software Manager:
MuSE: MuSE is an application for the mixing, encoding, and network streaming of sound. MuSE can simultaneously mix up to 6 encoded audio bitstreams (from files or network) plus a sound card input signal. The resulting stream can be played locally on the sound card and/or encoded as an mp3 bitstream sent to a broadcast server. MuSE offers an intuitive interface to be operated realtime and can run in "slick" mode from command line.
LMMS: LMMS aims to be a free alternative to popular (but commercial and closed-source) programs like FruityLoops, Cubase and Logic giving you the ability of producing music with your computer by creating cool loops, synthesizing and mixing sounds, arranging samples, having more fun with your MIDI keyboard and much more. LMMS combines the features of a tracker/sequencer program (pattern/channel/ sample/song/effect management) and those of powerful synthesizers and samplers in a modern, user-friendly and easy to use graphical user interface.
Thanks to Jesse Smith for creating these PBIs and to Blazing Teens for requesting them.
PC-BSD at LinuxFest NorthWest
The FreeBSD booth in the Expo area of LinuxFest NorthWest will be giving out PC-BSD DVDs and other cool swag. If you're in Bellingham, WA this weekend, be sure to stop by booth number 401.
If you've been thinking about getting BSDA certified, the exam will also be available at this event on Sunday at 14:30. You can learn more about BSDA certification here.
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Kris has announced that the next testing snapshot is available:
The next PC-BSD 9-CURRENT 20110425 snapshot is now available for download.
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FreeBSD users can download a tarball of the 7.4 and 8.2 32-bit and 64-bit ports.
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Hunting access is taking a new twist in Southwest Washington as Rayonier starts selling permits for entry to its lands.
The company has announced a new hunting permit program for 46,000 acres near Grays River in Pacific County.
Though private timber companies like Rayonier have restricted access to their lands in recent years, they haven't charged hunters they do let in.
"Hunting is going to become a rich man's sport," said Vern Eaton of Longview, who has been active in hunting access groups. "I hate to see it come," he said.
Rayonier will sell 175 permits to enter its 31,000-acre Fossil Creek area from Aug. 15 through Dec. 31 for a flat $225.
Hunters also can bid for 30 entry permits to the 15,000-acre Salmon Creek area on Ebay. At the end of the bidding period, whoever has offered the most money will get the permit.
Hunters who get permits may bring a non-hunting companion.
For the past three years, Rayonier has been leasing parcels to groups of hunters. The bid levels for five leases in Grays Harbor County range from $1,317 for 567 acres to $4,124 for 4,615 acres. Clubs get exclusive use of the hunting areas for a year.
The Rayonier permit system brings a new phase to hunting access here.
Until about 10 years ago, hunters and other recreationists were welcome to camp on most private timberlands throughout the year.
Companies started closing their gates because of problems with timber theft, vandalism and garbage dumping. In recent years, most timber companies opened their gates during major hunting seasons — but did not allow overnight camping.
Weyerhaeuser and the Department of Fish and Wildlife have collaborated on a program under which volunteers staff company gates so that special permit hunters can get in.
"We've been real fortunate here" with the Weyerhaeuser program, Eaton said.
However, hunting camps have migrated to state and federal land that's still open.
A plus for hunters under the Rayonier permits is that camping and ATV use will be allowed for permit holders. Most other private timber companies don't allow ATVs on their lands.
Rayonier still offers free public access for hunting, hiking and other recreation on 300,000 acres of its lands in Washington that aren't leased or under the permit system. In Pacific County, more than 25,000 acres will still be open for free public access, according to a news release.
Though hunting permit systems are new in Southwest Washington, they're common elsewhere in the country.
Paul Rice, a Rayonier official based in Florida, said nearly all of the company's lands in the East are available to hunting only through leases.
"That's not the approach we wanted to take in Washington," he said, because of its history of unrestricted access.
Rice said he isn't aware of any other Washington timber companies with a permit system like Rayonier's, though other companies are also trying to balance requests for recreation with the need to make a profit.
Rice said that in the future, Rayonier would like to offer another type of permit that doesn't cost as much as the current $225 pass.
Future permits could resemble the state's new Discover Pass, which costs $30, and "will have a lot of recreation opportunities, including hunting," he said.


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Carrie White... Hmm... well what can I say? I love the novels of Stephen King... oh, yes, I know, in the book, she has brown eyes... but I really like the movie, and then have done with this girl Sissy Spacek...
Fast drawing. Spontaneous. And my first experiment with the horrors.
Fast drawing. Spontaneous. And my first experiment with the horrors.
It looks like me when I'm on my period...
Wow. That's good!
It looks awesome!!
Outstanding, Love Carrie and Love You for making this masterwork!
"Darn it! The catsup got stuck again!" lol great picture!
This is what her gaze says to me.
"Oh, you laughed at me? I laughed at your violent deaths!"
"Oh, you laughed at me? I laughed at your violent deaths!"
Omg soo good and yess Stephen King and Carrie is awesome! XD
This is absolutely, mind blowingly, BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! <3
felt sorry for Carrie because she was burdened with a hateful sick mother and the kids at school torment her because she was different.
They were so cruel to her for no reason and they ended up bringing their deaths upon themselves, especially Carrie's mother who tortured her since birth because of her own problems.
Carrie deserved this and I hope she would be in Heaven and the people who tortured her and her mother are in Hell.
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to be honest, i like more Chloe, but this is cool~
to be honest, i like more Chloe, but this is cool~
" With great power comes great responsibility. Power can be good or bad, depending upon how you use it towards others and yourself".
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wow! amazing
This is absoclutely amazing love it!!!!
They all deserved it, no need to feel remorse
yeah she broke her nose and smiled as she destroyed the place! no tears.
Love it 👍
Looks great!
well i think all the people who laugh at her deserve to die like first she was so happy
then they just made her feel even more bad
then they just made her feel even more bad
I always felt really bad for her... Very well done drawing though!
The novel is awesome and this piece of art suits it very well!
I felt so sorry for her... What really built up suspense in that movie was how the director (I think it was King) let a lot of his shots hang for a while, allowing for an uncomfortable atmosphere and a sense of dread. You knew what was coming, yet you never knew when, how soon or how much later it happened. That was what made this movie a great one for me. Reply if you want to discuss any aspect of the movie with me!
Nice work. You should check out my version of the character.
Spot on, I just saw that movie a few hours ago, it was sad how they treated her, but her revenge was just.
I've only seen part of that movie. Never read the novel.
Very nice horrific job!
love it.
the broken glass was a nice touch
I really love this picture. Especially the stare. Amazing.
I'm not familiar with Carrie White, and this might give me nightmares tonight. Her stare pierces into the back of my mind.
But, hey, "Fear is a great place to begin art." -Mr. Freeman in Speak (2004). Anyways, kudos for achieving that effect.
But, hey, "Fear is a great place to begin art." -Mr. Freeman in Speak (2004). Anyways, kudos for achieving that effect.
Wonderful! I love your drawing style and the coloring is fantastic. The look on Carrie's face absolutely sells this. Thank you so much for sharing!
Holy crap this is beautiful :]
How taken I was when I saw the preview for this . And for a fast, spontaneous digital drawing makes me all the more envious
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Обожаю и фильм, и книгу, и твой рисунок
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Обожаю и фильм, и книгу, и твой рисунок
This is totally awesome! Definitely makes we want to read this one next... (I know, I'm ashamed I haven't read 'Carrie' yet lol.)
Wow... lot of blood... but I kinda like it XD
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Another fault is found in the loose organization of boards of pharmacy; and the latter are or may be so administered that their qualifying examinations are far from being a test of sound professional knowledge. The remuneration to be obtained by the members of such boards is commonly quite inadequate to command the services of the best men.
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to go along with what Scarf is saying
, there have been experiments conducted to prove whether or not intelligent animals such as chimpanzees and dolphins are self-aware and the studies seem to say yes, there does seem to be a level of self-awareness and higher cognition in these animals present. I agree that animals are not humans but I also don't agree with just letting them die "cuz it's fine".
No, it's not.
All you have to do is take a simple Biology class to understand the actual ecology and how human beings threaten it.
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Only What Matters is my mantra for the year. This is a check in.
I spent the first half of the year shedding most of the surface things that didn't matter: crap in my schedule, incessant worrying about dumb things that just take up brain space and distract from deeper fears. In the spring, I went a step further and let go of a few relationships that had been draining my heart. That was mostly a brain game, I didn't tangibly sit anyone down for a big talk or anything, I just gave myself permission to stop pursuing this or that friendship, I acknowledged the people in my life that weren't working out, either on my end or theirs. Some of those decisions were painful, some a little embarrassing, but after awhile it felt really good, really whole, not to be trying so hard in my relationships.
Admittedly, in the last few months I lost track of my Only What Matters goals. It's been a happy, busy summer. But even though I haven't concentrated on the phrase, it's interesting what has seeped into our daily living anyway. That's the thing about mantras, I guess, if they really take hold. They pulse through your decisions whether you're actively seeking them or not.
So at the lake it became "What matters about this meal for 20?" That everyone leaves the table sated. Not that every morsel is the best of their life. "What matters about this afternoon?" That we spent quality time together. Not anything that's waiting on my computer. "What matters about this boat ride?" That my daughter sees me try a new skill, not that it's accomplished or not.
I've had the space lately to think about another aspect of what matters, and that is active discussion. In the course of so many people in and out of our house this summer, I've participated in and overheard some hard conversations. As a matter of principle, I usually steer away from controversial topics like politics or religion with people I like, in the interest of keeping the peace. But some of the national conversations that are taking place right now are so important. I've often kept silent for the sake of relationship, but that's not always doing myself or the world justice. Speaking up has been scary (I usually shake while doing so), but there's a freedom afterward, and I always learn something, especially when there is disagreement.
"What matters about this conversation?" That we both walk away smiling or that we stand up for something we believe or that we listen to another side or that we all evolve a little bit more? It's a case by case basis, that one. But finding my voice - an active voice, with a person sitting in front of me, and not just from behind my screen - has been liberating and terrifying and, hopefully, furthering for all of us. I didn't even realize how quiet I'd become over the years on things that mattered.
Staring at the back half of this year, I'm pruning even more. What matters in my parenting has been a tender topic to explore. What matters about my career has been the most complicated of all, but I'm getting there. Lest you think I've been overly intentional about this mantra, you should know that I forget about it for days, even weeks at a time. But it's funny how once you put something into the universe, it won't let you forget. It comes to you. Some of what matters has been decided for me, whether it was my wish or not.
Simplifying has been beneficial in every single way. I've cooked more, yet stressed about food less. I've written more, and trashed the most amount of sentences. I have less friends than I did in January, but feel more myself.
This mantra's going to stick, I think. I say that every year.


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The BMI Country Awards turned 54 in style with a gala at the performing rights organization's Nashville headquarters on Nov. 4.
The BMI Country Awards turned 54 in style with a gala at the performing rights organization's Nashville headquarters on Nov. 4.
When it came to the evening's biggest honors, Toby Keith's hit "As Good As I Once Was," co-written by Keith and Scotty Emerick, was named song of the year. Big Yellow Dog Music, Florida Cracker Music, Sony/ATV Tree and Tokeco Tunes published the tune.
Keith picked up his third songwriter of the year crown (he also won in 2001 and 2004), this time sharing the honor with Ed Hill and Vicky McGehee. The three songwriters each laid claim to three of the top 50 award-winning songs. For McGehee it was "All Jacked Up," "Hicktown" and "Like We Never Loved At All," while Hill's hits included "Georgia Rain," "Somebody's Hero" and "Songs About Me." It was Hill's first BMI songwriter of the year title. Keith, meanwhile, scored with "Big Blue Note," "HonkyTonk U" and "As Good As I Once Was."
With 17 entries among this year's top 50 most performed songs, Sony/ATV Music Publishing Nashville snagged publisher of the year honors for the fifth consecutive year. The publisher picked up similar honors from rival performing right organization ASCAP a few weeks earlier.
Meanwhile, American music legend Merle Haggard was honored as the newest BMI Icon. One of the evening's highlights was the tribute to Hag, which included performances by Martina McBride, John Anderson and Hank Williams Jr. Over the years Haggard has picked up 48 BMI Country Awards, nine BMI Pop Awards, a BMI R&B Award and 16 BMI "Million-Air" awards for hits like "Big City," "The Fightin' Side of Me," "Mama Tried," "Okie From Muskogee," and "Workin' Man Blues."
The 2006 awards also honored Brett Beavers, Ronnie Dunn, Emerick, Aimee Mayo, Terry McBride, Tom Shapiro, Shaye Smith, Jeffrey Steele, George Teren, Keith Urban and Phillip White, who each supplied two songs to the top 50 list.
Interestingly, "Goodbye Time," co-written by Roger Murrah and James Dean Hicks, earned its second BMI Country Award this year. Conway Twitty's 1989 version won the first time around and Blake Shelton's remake garnered this year's recognition. Joe South's "(I Never Promised You A) Rose Garden," 1971's country song of the year, won its seventh award this year thanks to Martina McBride's recent version. Lynn Anderson's 1970 version collected the song's first six awards.
Publishers winning three or more awards were Big Yellow Dog, Careers-BMG Music Publishing, EMI-Blackwood Music, Inc., Music of Stage Three, Sagrabeaux Songs, Songs of Windswept Pacific, Tokeco Tunes and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.
BMI first honored the genre's songwriters and publishers with its own awards show in 1953.


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Pokemon Pinball. I don't know why I had it, because I didn't buy it and I don't remember renting or borrowing it from someone, but I remember sitting on the bus going to school playing the crap out of this game. I can't even tell you why I enjoyed it. I like pinball, I like Pokemon, but combining them? Yes please!
runner up: I also really enjoyed the Pokemon Trading Card video game. My cousin and I would always link up and battle.
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OKC Thunder misses some good shots against Clippers
The Thunder entered Wednesday night's game as the NBA's top shooting team from the field at 47.5 percent.
OKC convincingly surrendered the top spot, misfiring at 40.8 percent in a 100-98 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers before a stunned sellout crowd of 18,203 at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Kevin Durant (7 for 21) and Russell Westbrook (3 for 14) shot a combined 28.6 percent from the floor.
"We missed some good shots," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said. "I can't complain. There are going to be nights and this is a classic example. … There's going to be nights you miss your shots. Kevin's not going to miss that many shots. Russell's not going to miss that many shots … but you have to have your defense. They have to have your back when you don't have your offensive game going and tonight they shot a high percentage and got too many points around the basket."
Not only was OKC off the mark offensively, it was a half-step off defensively.
"It was tough. We didn't defend too well," Durant said. "We missed some easy shots. That's how the game goes."
All these shortcomings, yet the Thunder still had a chance to win. However, Durant's potential game-winning 27-footer with 1.9 seconds left went off the heel of the rim.
Durant had tied the score at 98 with a 3-pointer at the top of the circle with 32.2 seconds left and perhaps felt he had regained his shooting touch.
Though Durant had an open look on the final attempt, he admitted it wasn't the shot he was looking for.
"No, he was playing off me a little bit and it got clogged up," said Durant, who finished with 22 points, nine rebounds, three assists, two steals and two blocked shots. "I didn't want to risk a turnover, so I shot it."
The game-winning shot came from L.A. point guard Chris Paul, who split three defenders and rattled in a layup with 8.8 seconds remaining.
Another key bucket came from Paul with 1:19 left in the game when he tapped in his own missed 5-footer to push the Clippers' lead to 98-93.
Paul finished with 31 points, six rebounds and four assists. He scored 24 points in the second half, shooting 8 for 11 from the field and 7 for 7 from the free-throw line.
"He has that competitive edge on just about everything," Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro said of Paul. "That was a big tip-in for us. His demeanor and his attitude and his approach in everything rubs off on guys. Tonight he was locked in."
Former Oklahoma standout Blake Griffin, who had 16 points, 12 rebounds and a team-high seven assists, credited Paul for once again saving the game.
"This is why he is the best down the stretch to take over games for us," Griffin said. "For him to be our guy down the stretch is perfect, but we all have to be ready to help him out if he gets caught up in a bad situation."
OKC made it easy for the Clippers to chip away at the Thunder's lead, putting L.A. in the bonus at the free-throw line with 8:08 still left in the third quarter. The Clippers wound up shooting 14 for 14 from the line for the period.
Equally amazing, L.A. did not shoot any free throws in the final period and OKC wasn't called for a single foul.
The Clippers outshot OKC 47.8 percent to 31.6 percent in the fourth quarter. L.A. outscored the Thunder 15-10 on second-chance points for the game, which included a 5-0 margin the decisive fourth quarter when the Thunder was outscored 16-6 in the paint and went 3:46 without scoring a point.
"We are disappointed with how we played in the fourth quarter," Thunder reserve forward Nick Collison said. "We had a lead and we weren't able to keep it. Hopefully we will play better."


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Tiki Barber provided the New York Giants some revenge for Deion Sanders' heroics against them a year ago.
Barber returned a punt 85 yards for a touchdown and then took a short pass 56 yards to set up Brad Daluiso's 22-yard game-winning field goal with one second left and give the Giants a 13-10 victory against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday night.
The game was 3-3 until Barber's punt return with 7:50 left in regulation gave the Giants a 10-3 lead. But Emmitt Smith scored on a 2-yard run at the end of a 68-yard, seven-play drive to tie it 10-10.
That led to more heroics by Barber, who had 233 all-purpose yards in the game. On a second-and-10 from the Giants 41, Kent Graham found Barber in the flat, and he eluded Dat Nguyen and raced to the Dallas 3, setting up Daluiso's game-winner.
"I saw I was 60 yards away with 20 seconds left, and I thought `Just split the defenders like I'm told," Barber said. "So instead of running out of bounds, that's what I did."
The victory was the first for the Giants (3-3) in seven Monday night meetings with the Cowboys.
It also atoned for a 31-7 thrashing on a Monday night by Dallas (3-2) last season, when Sanders returned a punt and an interception for a touchdown.
"We were embarrassed last year," Barber said. "We wanted to hold down Deion, and I think we did it. Then we made the big plays."
But the Giants got a scare.
After Daluiso's game-winning field goal, he squibbed a kick, and Dallas began lateraling. They got into the end zone, but it was called back because one of the passes clearly went forward.
"I was at Stanford during the Stanford-Cal fiasco," Giants coach Jim Fassel said, referring to the play on which Cal returned a last-second kickoff for a TD through the Stanford band. "We didn't get it deep enough, and I was seeing ghosts for a few seconds."
Daluiso suffered a torn ligament in his right knee on the play and is probably lost for the season.
This was a game for defense, or poor offense, if you prefer.
Until Barber's punt return, the only scoring was field goals of 27 yards by Daluiso and 41 yards by Richie Cunningham. Cunningham, however, also missed from 48 and 41 yards, the latter on the final play of the third quarter, when the Giants called timeout to force him to kick into the tricky Meadowlands winds of 10 to 20 mph.
"The wind was trickier than it appeared," Fassel said. "And it was swirling. I thought it was worth a timeout, and it worked out."
Smith, who needed 25 yards to get to 13,000 for his career, got there on his touchdown run. But he finished with just 26 yards on 22 carries as the Giants totally shut down the Dallas running game.
But Troy Aikman came through late for Dallas, going 20-of-33 for 266 yards.
Graham finished 15-of-21 for 183 yards in his first game back after missing last week with a concussion.
Still, it was mostly defense.
The Cowboys sacked Graham five times, and the Giants got Aikman three times as both quarterbacks were constantly under pressure.
Dallas also had a number of injuries, the most serious to rookie wide receiver Wane McGarity, who suffered a separated shoulder tackling New York's Sam Garnes after Garnes intercepted a pass at the New York 7 to thwart a Dallas drive in the second quarter.
That led to an 80-yard drive that led to Daluiso's first field goal. The Giants eschewed a fourth-and-1 at the Dallas 10 to try the kick.
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I am pretty sure I blinked and October was over. It was a crazy month but it is one of my favorites. We get to participate in so many fall activities and we get to hang out with our Kent friends again. We had so many great events that I could type forever but we will just give the highlights.
This month, we had over 50 people attend 2 nights of a hayride at Rufener's Hilltop Farm. We got to pick pumpkins, pet animals at the petting zoo, and go down big slides. The 3 slides were really the big hit. Some of us took it easy on the slower slides but we had quite a few dare devils. They went down the bumpy fast slide. We had one dare devil that went down on her butt, stomach, and back. She went down forward and backwards. We had another participant scream all the way down "they are trying to kill him" (it was his choice to go down) and at the bottom decided it was so much fun! Thank you Rufener's!
We went to the movies to see Hotel Transylvania 2. The POWERcorps participants gave this movie two thumbs up! We tried Pita Pit, Twisted Meltz, and Popped in Acorn Alley. I found my new favorite ice cream at Popped. It was an apple pie ice cream. Yum!
We got to hang out with our Kent friends at art class, POWERcorps Idol, and Fun with Prentice. The Kent students do an awesome job at planning activities for our group. We cannot thank them enough for all the fun we have at Kent.
The Halloween Party is one of the more popular parties. We get to dress up and have fun. What can be better than that? This year we had a scarecrow building contest. We had a haunted hallway. We had a photo booth and lots of games to play. The staff dressed up like the Ninja Turtles. Poor April got stuck in the kitchen all night with sweet potato fries that did not want to cook properly.
October was crazy busy and so much fun but bittersweet. We did say good bye to one of our drivers this month. Suzanne has been with POWERcorps for over 4 years. She poured her heart into the program. She was hard working, creative and energetic to name a few things. We are going to miss seeing her on a daily basis but we know she can't stay away long!**Ashleigh
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I'm a new member of the Secret Recipe Club. For those of you not familiar with the concept, its members are a group of food bloggers who once a month are secretly assigned to another member's blog. You sneak around on your assigned blogger, choose a recipe that you'd like to try, write a post about it and reveal that post on the assigned day. Sounded like fun to me, I applied, was put on the waiting list and finally accepted.
My first assignment led me over to Terri's site, That's Some Good Cookin', and with a tag line of "Food is at it's best when you have a happy heart", and seeing a beautiful photo of mashed potatoes dripping in butter, I knew I had found a blog I was going to follow on a regular basis. When I started looking through her posts, I was afraid I was going to have a hard time choosing one recipe to showcase. I stopped in my tracks when I found Tacqueria-Style Slow Cooked Chicken. With my work becoming more demanding, I have vowed to find more crock pot recipes and finding one with a Southwestern flair, I was all over it. Let's take a look.
This crock pot recipe is bursting with flavor. Chicken breasts are slow cooked in a sauce using packets of Good Seasons Italian Dressing and Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing. Add some chipotle chili, cumin and vinegar and you've got a unique and exciting combination.
With just two of us, there was enough for plenty of leftovers. Our first meal we used the meat for tacos, just as Terri's blog suggested. Served on warmed soft corn tortillas and garnished with cilantro, tomatoes, lettuce, sweet onion, lettuce and sour cream…it was delicious.
The next night for dinner, I made little sliders (top photo). The chicken warmed in the microwave, piled high on mayo slathered soft rolls, topped with thin slices of Monterey Jack Cheese and then broiled until the cheese was melted and bubbly. Finished with a spicy dill pickle chip, it was a great little sandwich.
Thanks for a great recipe Terri, it's a keeper.
- * ¾ cup water
- * ¼ cup white vinegar
- * 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- * ½ teaspoon chipotle chile powder or 1 chipotle pepper in adobo
- * 2 cloves garlic, minced
- * 1 packet (0.7 ounce) Italian salad dressing mix (I used Good Seasons brand)
- * 1 packet (1 ounce) Ranch dressing mix (I used Hidden Valley brand)
- * ½ cup salad oil (use a neutral flavored oil)
- * 2 pounds boneless, skinless chicken breasts
- * 2 tablespoons chopped cilantro, optional
- * 1-2 limes cut into wedges, optional
- Rinse chicken and pat dry. Place in the lightly oiled crock of a slower cooker. Set aside.
- In a pint jar, place the water, white vinegar, cumin, chipotle chile powder or chipotle chile in adobo, minced garlic, Italian salad dressing mix, and Ranch dressing mix. Put the lid on the jar and shake until the ingredients are well blended.
- Remove lid from jar and add salad oil. Put lid back on jar and shake to blend oil well with the other ingredients. Pour over chicken.
- Cover slow cooker and cook on high 4-5 hours. Shred chicken with two forks and allow to remain in slow cooker for an additional 30 minutes.
- Remove chicken from slow cooker with a slotted spoon to allow juices to drain away. Keep cooking juices to moisten chicken as desired. Dress chicken with chopped cilantro and lime wedges, optional.
- May be used in tacos, burritos, enchiladas, salads, or other Mexican dishes of choice.
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Montgomery, Alabama The Alabama District Attorneys Association and a victims' advocacy group, Victims of Crime and Leniency, are opposing new sentencing guidelines set to take effect Oct. 1 in Alabama.
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Prosecutors say the guidelines weaken their ability to use the threat of prison to settle cases and will result in more jury trials and delays. They want to see changes in the guidelines.
Defense attorney Joel Sogol told al.com that Alabama's prisons are at nearly twice their designed capacity, and the state has got to make a choice about using scarce prison space for people convicted of violent crimes or people convicted of theft.
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