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Leonard E Higginbotham, 65 of Pasadena, Texas, passed away on April 20th, 2016. He was born in Luling, Texas on December 7th, 1950 to Milard and Dorothy. He is preceded in death by his love, Linda, his mother, Dorothy Stephens and his brother, Steve Stephens. He is survived by his dogs, Lil Bit and Roadie, nephew, Nolan Kimbrell, wife Jennifer and their children Brayden and Kaylynn and numerous close friends. Leonard will be missed dearly by his family and friends.
A memorial will be held at Forest Lawn Funeral Home Friday, May 13th at 2:30pm.
Philip Michael Commins, age 77, 1938 - 2016 passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family. Services will be held Saturday, February 27, 2016 at Forest Lawn Cemetery Mausoleum at 1 p.m. followed by a graveside service. He is survived by 7 children, 11 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Donations can be sent to The Bridge Over Troubled Waters, 3811 Allen Genoa Rd., Houston, TX 77504.
Benita Guzman, 81 of Pearland, Texas, passed away on September 10, 2015. She was a retired Beautician who loved her family, cooking, baking, fishing and working in her garden. She was born in Lockhart, Texas on March 21, 1934. She was married to Alfredo Guzman for 65 years. She is preceded in death by her son Randy Guzman. She is survived by her husband, Alfredo R Guzman; children Howard Guzman (Sylvia), Henry Guzman, Steve Guzman (Irene), Tim Guzman (Patricia), Anthony Guzman, Soyla Salais (Tom) and Sonya Guzman (Joe); She had 17 grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren and loved everyone equally. Benita Guzman will be missed by her family and friends. Visitation will be held at Forest Lawn Funeral Home Sunday, September 13, 2015 5 - 9 p.m.
with a rosary at 6:30 p.m. Funeral Mass will be at St. Christopher Catholic Church Monday,
September 14, 2015 10 a.m. Interment will follow at Forest Lawn Cemetery,
8701 Almeda Genoa Rd., Houston, Texas.
Lois Eileen Arnold Brochtrup, 92, a long-time resident of Houston, TX died on Friday, August 14, 2015, at St. Dominic's Village. Born May 27, 1923 in Los Angeles, CA, to Frank and Louise Arnold, Lois grew up in Houston and graduated from John H Reagan High School and Massey Business College. She married Leo Anthony Brochtrup, Sr. on November 28, 1946. Lois was very active at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church where she was a member of the Women's Club, Altar Society, Catholic Daughters- Court Regina Coeli, as well as teaching CCD classes and raising a large family. In all these endeavors, as well as professionally, she put her extensive secretarial talents and social skills to good use. Some of her favorite past-times were playing bridge, antiquing and cheering on her beloved Houston Astros! She is preceded in death by her husband, Leo Anthony Brochtrup, Sr. and daughter, Teresa Anne Brochtrup Sullivan. She is survived by sons Tony Brochtrup (Louise), Joe Brochtrup (Vicki), Andy Brochtrup; daughters Eileen Brochtrup Lorette (Ron), Mary Brochtrup Huezo (Frank) and Anne Brochtrup as well as 15 grandchildren and 18.5 great-grandchildren, all of whom brought great pride and joy to her later years. St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church will be the site for the visitation and rosary Friday, August 21 from 7-9pm and funeral Mass Saturday, August 22 at 11:30 am. Interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
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Mr. Hermilo "Milo" De Luna, age 68, passed away at Kindred Hospital in Pasadena, TX on Sunday, August 16, 2015. Born on November 20, 1946 in Nava, Coahuila, Mexico, he lived in San Antonio, TX, before settling in Houston, TX. He worked as a chef in various restaurants and hospitals until his retirement.
He is preceded in death by his mother Delfina De Luna and son Hermilo De Luna Jr. He is survived by his wife of 43 years Guadalupe De Luna, his sons Mark De Luna and Michael De Luna and his wife Sara, his daughter Sabrina Badgett and her husband Randy, his sisters Leticia De Luna Salazar, Rosa Maria De Luna Salazar, and Elma De Luna Salazar, his brother Jose (Pepe) De Luna Salazar, his grandchildren Francisco Ybarra, Celestina De Luna, Sarah Luna, Estrella De Luna, Cielo De Luna, and Angel De Luna, and numerous other relatives and friends.
Hermilo was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and friend. He was a strong man and a hard worker, providing for his family without complaint. He was a great story teller and loved to tell jokes. He was sociable and friendly to everyone he met. Hermilo was always willing to give good advice based on personal experience to those younger than him. He was a self-taught mechanic and all around fix-it man. Even though he did not have extensive schooling, his mind was sharp and he was a great problem-solver. He was an amazing chef, able to make delicious food out of the simplest ingredients. This led him to be a patient and willing cooking teacher. Hermilo De Luna had the privilege of cooking for former President George H. W. Bush twice in his career. He was an avid bargain hunter and was proud when he came home with a good deal. Hermilo was a football fan, always supporting his sons in their school games and loved watching the Houston Oilers of the past and the Houston Texans. He loved outdoor activities like fishing, swimming, and camping. He loved playing cards out with friends and at family get-togethers. Hermilo loved his cowboy hats, boots, and belt buckles, dressing up to go out and play pool. He was a skilled pool player, winning many awards and tournaments. Most of all, he was a presence in this world and will be greatly missed. Heaven has truly gained a treasure. Hermilo De Luna is smiling down on us in his white suit with his wings.
Davey Edmund Lieb, (87) of Houston, Texas passed away in the presence of his beloved family on August 1, 2015. Dr. Lieb, a well-known dentist is survived by his loving and dedicated wife of 62 years, Patty Carlin Lieb; daughter, Gail Lieb Brikha and husband Joseph David Brikha; sons Michael Joseph Lieb and wife Jimena Molina Lieb; Patrick Francis Lieb and Davey Christopher Lieb. Dr. Lieb was a graduate of the University of Notre Dame, University of Minnesota, and the prestigious United States Army Internship Program for dental practice. Never content with routine, Dr. Lieb used his expertise to invent cutting edge technology and prosthetic devices including the first close-circuit televised program on porcelain crowns used to teach medical students. Lieb was a published author and researcher in national dental journals. He moved from Minnesota to Texas in the early 1960's to work for The Texas Institute for Research and Rehabilitation developing programs designed to bring high quality portable dentistry to chronically disabled patients including the late actor, Christopher Reeves. Dr. Davey Lieb, a humanitarian, implemented the portable dental offices, serving homeless, shut-ins and others who were unable to receive traditional dental care. He worked tirelessly to support and eliminate infectious diseases at the pre-natal clinic at Jefferson Davis Hospital in Houston. In addition, Dr. Davey Lieb was the inventor of numerous orthodontic devices and techniques to straighten arthritic fingers, monitoring saliva in patients with Cystic Fibrosis and creating devices that would enable patients who lacked arm mobility to paint pictures and use the typewriter. Among his many interests, Davey Lieb was an architectural enthusiast. Following the advice and example of two famous American Architects, Frank Lloyd Wright and Addison Mizner he did not obtain a graduate degree in Architecture. Always creative, his ideas were photographed and published as the "dental office of the future" in national publications. Dr. Lieb spent many years sharing his love of beautiful and unique buildings with his distinguished friends. He will be missed by all who knew him. A Catholic Memorial Mass will be celebrated at St. Michael Catholic Church, 1801 Sage Road, Houston, Texas 77056 at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, August 13, 2015.
Wendy Lynn (Hunt) White, 61, died on August 2, 2015, from a heart attack in Houston, Texas. Wendy was born August 21, 1953 in Nelson BC, Canada and grew up in Chaparral, New Mexico. She worked as an RN for several years. She is survived by her mother, Betty Hunt; husband, Phillip White; her sons, Brandon Baker and Justin Charles; step child, Melissa; five grandchildren; brothers, Darryl Hunt and Kyle Hunt; sister, Shelly (Hunt) Camoin, and nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father Thomas W. Hunt. Memorial service will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday August, 8 at Forest Lawn Funeral Home, Jack Womack will officiate.
Thomas Wilford O'Neil Sr. was born in Rock Island, Illinois on December 27, 1930. He lived in La Marque, Texas and graduated from Kirwin High School. Thomas O'Neil Sr. was a veteran of the Korean War. He worked as a pipefitter for Amoco Oil for 32 years until he retired. He is preceded in death by parents Roland and Helen (Carver) O'Neil and daughter Helen Elizabeth O'Neil. He is survived by his sister Dolores Anderwald; sons Thomas O'Neil Jr. (Janie), Donald O'Neil (Susan), Larry O'Neil (Jo), Terry O'Neil (Christine) and Gary O'Neil (Andrea); grandchildren Julie, Berto, Donny, Danny, Robert, and Jon; great-grandchildren, Nicolas, Brisa, Antonio, Isabel, Emily, Mason and Jordan. In lieu of flowers please make a donation to your favorite charity or to your church in his name. Graveside service will be held Thursday, July 2, 2015 11 a.m. at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, 7801 Gulf Frwy at Hughes Rd., Dickinson, TX 77539.
Following a courageous battle to overcome a spinal cord injury James, 54 years, was lifted up to his Lord and Savior on June 15, 2015. Predeceased by father, Joe Melchor; grandparents, Faustino & Maria Melchor, John & Julia Urdiales; uncle, Stephen Urdiales. He is survived by mother, Rose U. Melchor; sister, Christina; half-brother Michael Melchor and pet dog Mia. James graduated from SOHO, was a National honor society member and had received scholastic scholarships to MIT and University of Houston. He attended UH and tutored students in Calculus and Trig. He followed family tradition and became a machinist, tool maker and QC machinist inspector. He loved chess, wheel of fortune, fishing, dancing, eating out and traveling. James Melchor was an avid sports fan, he enjoyed watching the games with his friends. Described by his friends as the "White Knight", lady killer,
funny and true friend. James Angelo Melchor will be
missed by family and friends. Funeral service will be held Saturday, June 20, 2015 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic Church, 6725 Reed Rd. 10 a.m. Interment will follow at Forest Park Lawndale.
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Dave Ahokas' Camaro is Out of Drag Week 2014! Here's Who's Left in the Unlimited ClassWritten by David Freiburger on September 3, 2014 HOT ROD Drag Week Presented by Gear Vendors
Yup, we're talking about the Jerry Bickel-chassis, turbo-small-block-powered Pro Mod that earned a second-place finish at Drag Week 2013, ran several 6.80s, earned its driver entry to the Drag Week 200 MPH Club, and became the quickest small-block in the ten-year history of the event. Yeah, it's the wild-shaped 1968 Camaro-looking Pro Mod that had everyone crying. But Dave Ahokas' Camaro is out of Drag Week 2014. The word came to HOT ROD yesterday that the car had torched two different sets of cylinder heads in testing—which can't have been too friendly to the block, either—and Dave didn't have it in him to work out the bugs in time for the kickoff that's coming up in just four days. Adios to one of the most feared cars of Drag Week.
So who's left in the vaunted Unlimited class? Here's who's registered and some notes about what we know as of now.
> Tom Bailey, last year's winner, will be back with the Sick Seconds '69 Camaro. See the update video here.
> Brad Barkley is back with his red Datsun 240X with a blown big-block. We last saw him at Drag Week 2012.
> Joe Barry returns in his famed orange-and-cream '56 Chevy. Word is he's got more street testing on it this year and we'd love to see his string of bad luck at Drag Week go away.
> Doug Cline is another guy who's had the worst fortunes at Drag Week, and it'd be standing-ovation time to see his Larry-Larson-chassis orange '69 Camaro wrap up the week on top. We hear the car's running strong. 6s?
> Bryant Goldstone is who we'll call our sleeper—not because his turbo-Rat AMC Javelin looks like a stocker, but because Bryant is all action and few words. His silver '70 Chevelle was wicked in Modified, and he brought it last year only because the Javelin was very close to done, but not quite. He's had a year to sort it out, and he knows how to survive Drag Week.
> Shawn Fink has the small-block Nova panel wagon that finished Third last year. We hear he's bringing something different this time...
> Levi Lish from Idaho's Turbo Performance Products has a wild custom '51 Sterling-White semi truck with diesel power. It's not going to be a player for 6-second e.t.'s, but it'll be fun to watch. True hot rodding here.
> Tina Pierce, the "fastest chick in Oklahoma" from a Street Outlaws episode, will be there in an S10 with turbo 427ci LSX power. See her on Facebook here.
> Nick Plewniak is unforgettable as the guy with the black, stretched, rear-engine S10 pickup that now carries turbos on the 580ci Chevy big-block.
> Larry Larson will also be at Drag Week...but not with his five-time-winning '66 Nova. Instead, Larry is in mid-thrash wrapping up the details on his insane new S10 carrying an alky-burning Proline motor. That's big-time. This truck will stun all.
> Michael Wenzler is signed up with an '87 Camaro, a Lenco/nitrous-Rat car from a longtime drag racer with A/Fuel experience.
> Matt Frost out of Denver has been working up a gorgeous green-and-black 1967 Nova with twin-turbo big-block power that's been testing at Bandimere. If this car is as serious as it looks...
> Jeff and Jeffrey Lutz. We put the father-and-son duo together, because they are both bringing satin-black '57 Chevys! Jeff Sr. will be in an all-new composite car that's "hush-hush," and Jr. will be in the old steel car that is good for 6s and that was the car that has given Larry Larson the toughest run for his money.
> Doug Reh is a Drag Week veteran who has stepped up to Unlimited in a steel '57 Buick Special by Larry Larson. Wicked cool.
> Dave Schroeder marches back across our northern border with his nitrous '66 Corvette. Monte Smith from NOS has been putting lots of time in this one.
> Big Chief from Street Outlaws is still signed up, but he's out filming the show and won't be at Drag Week.
And don't forget to watch the Pep Boys Speed Shops live video feed during race hours, listed below!
HOT ROD's Drag Week is presented by Gear Vendors and co-sponsored by Pep Boys Speed Shop.
All race hours are subject to change based on conditions. Stay tuned to HOTROD.com and the HOT ROD Facebook and Twitter feeds for details.
Sunday, September 7, Tulsa Raceway Park: This is a registration day and test and tune. Gates open at 8. Racers must be in line for registration by 1:00 pm. This is a firm cutoff time.
Monday, September 8, Tulsa Raceway Park: 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Central, $10 to watch
Tuesday, September 9, Heartland Park in Topeka, Kansas: 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Central, $10 to watch
Wednesday, September 10, Thunder Valley in Noble, Oklahoma: 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Central, $10 to watch
Thursday, September 11, SRCA Drag Strip, Great Bend, Kansas: 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Central, $10 to watch
Friday, September 12, Tulsa Raceway Park, NOTE THE DIFFERENT HOURS, 2:30 pm to 8:30 pm Central, $15 to watch
Saturday, September 13, Tulsa Raceway Park Heads-Up Shootout: Gates at 8:00, racing at 10:00, over when it's over.


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We're comparing today's build to our September 2010 Hand-Picked Build, which was the follow-up to September's original $2000 PC.
|Test Hardware Configurations
|Current $2000 PC
|Previous $2000 PC
|Gigabyte X58A-UD3R
Intel X58 Express, ICH10R
O/C to 189 MHz BCLK
|Gigabyte X58A-UD3R
Intel X58 Express, ICH10R
O/C to 188 MHz BCLK
|Intel Core i7-950
3.06 GHz, Four Physical Cores
O/C to to 4.35 GHz, 1.40 V
|Intel Core i7-970
3.2 GHz, Six Physical Cores
O/C to to 4.0 GHz, 1.30 V
|6 GB Mushkin DDR3-1333
CAS 9-9-9-24, U/C at 1.60 V
to DDR3-1133 CL 7-6-7-18
|6 GB Mushkin DDR3-1333
CAS 9-9-9-24, O/C at 1.60 V
to DDR3-1400, CL 8-8-8-24
|2 x EVGA GeForce GTX-470
607 MHz GPU, GDDR5-3348
O/C to 702 MHz, GDDR5-3404
|2 x EVGA GeForce GTX-460
763 MHz GPU, GDDR5-3800
O/C to 845 MHz, GDDR5-4200
|Hard Drive
|2 x A-Data S599 SSD, Striped
64 GB x 2 (128 GB Combined)
MLC, SATA 3Gb/s
|Samsung F3 HD103SJ
32 MB Cache, SATA 3Gb/s
|Lite-On iHBS112 Blu-ray Drive, 12x BD-R, 16x DVD±R
|Lite-On iHAS124, 24x DVD±R, 48x CD-R
|SilverStone Fortress FT02B
|Antec Three Hundred Illusion
|SilverStone ST85F-P 850 W
850 W, 80 PLUS Silver
|Seasonic SS-850HT
850 W, 80 PLUS Silver
|CPU Cooler
|Prolimatech Megahalems Rev.B,
Delta AFC1212D-PWM Fan
|Scythe Mugen 2 Rev. B
|Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64
|Nvidia Forceware 260.99
|Nvidia Forceware 258.96
|Intel INF 126.96.36.1997
|Intel INF 220.127.116.117
We haven't added any new benchmarks to address hard drive performance and program startup times, but have instead added a chart that shows the measured performance from several of PCMark's individual hard drive tests. PCMark measures how long it takes to retrieve a group of files, including seek time and transfer time. Rather than report completion time, it divides the combined file size by completion time and reports the result in MB/s.
|Benchmark Configuration
|3D Games
|Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
|Campaign, Act III, Second Sun (45 sec. FRAPS)
Test Set 1: Highest Settings, No AA
Test Set 2: Highest Settings, 4x AA
|Patch 1.2.1, DirectX 10, 64-bit executable, benchmark tool
Test Set 1: High Quality, No AA
Test Set 2: Very High Quality, 8x AA
|DiRT 2
|Run with -benchmark example_benchmark.xml
Test Set 1: High Quality Preset, No AA
Test Set 2: Ultra Quality Preset, 8x AA
|S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call Of Pripyat
|Call Of Pripyat Benchmark version
Test Set 1: High Preset, DX11 EFDL, No AA
Test Set 2: Ultra Preset, DX11 EFDL, 4x MSAA
|Audio/Video Encoding
|Version:18.104.22.168 x64
Audio CD (Terminator II SE), 53 minutes
Default format AAC
|HandBrake 0.9.4
|Version 0.9.4, convert first .vob file from The Last Samurai (1 GB) to .mp4, High Profile
|TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress
|Version: 18.104.22.1682
Import File: Terminator 2 SE DVD (5 Minutes)
Resolution: 720x576 (PAL) 16:9
|DivX Codec 6.9.1
|Encoding mode: Insane Quality
Enhanced multithreading enabled using SSE4
Quarter-pixel search
|XviD 1.2.2
|Display encoding status = off
|MainConcept Reference 1.6.1
|MPEG2 to MPEG2 (H.264), MainConcept H.264/AVC Codec, 28 sec HDTV 1920x1080 (MPEG2), Audio: MPEG2 (44.1 KHz, 2 Channel, 16-Bit, 224 Kb/s), Mode: PAL (25 FPS)
|Adobe Photoshop CS4
|Version: 11.0 x64, Filter 15.7 MB TIF Image
Radial Blur, Shape Blur, Median, Polar Coordinates
|Autodesk 3ds Max 2010
|Version: 11.0 x64, Rendering Dragon Image at 1920x1080 (HDTV)
|Grisoft AVG Anti-Virus 9.0
|Version: 9.0.663, Virus base: 270.14.1/2407, Benchmark: Scan 334 MB Folder of ZIP/RAR compressed files
|WinRAR 3.90
|Version x64 3.90, Dictionary = 4,096 KB, Benchmark: THG-Workload (334 MB)
|Version 4.65: Format=Zip, Compression=Ultra, Method=Deflate, Dictionary Size=32 KB, Word Size=128, Threads=8
Benchmark: THG-Workload (334 MB)
|Synthetic Benchmarks and Settings
|3DMark Vantage
|Version: 1.0.1, GPU and CPU scores
|PCMark Vantage
|Version: 22.214.171.124 x64, System, Productivity, Hard Disk Drive benchmarks
|SiSoftware Sandra 2010
|Version 2010.1.16.11, CPU Test = CPU Arithmetic / MultiMedia, Memory Test = Bandwidth Benchmark
Previous Next
- Luxurious Performance?
- Storage
- Motherboard And Graphics
- CPU And Memory
- CPU Cooling and Case
- Power And Optical Drive
- Hardware Installation
- Overclocking
- Test Settings
- Benchmark Results: 3DMark And PCMark
- Bechmark Results: SiSoftware Sandra
- Benchmark Results: Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
- Benchmark Results: Crysis
- Benchmark Results: DiRT 2
- Benchmark Results: S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call Of Pripyat
- Benchmark Results: Audio And Video Encoding
- Benchmark Results: Productivity
- Energy, Efficiency, And Heat
- Value Conclusion
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0zanmatoer , 13 December 2010 16:04"The number of pixels in a 2560x1600 display is slightly higher than those of three 1280x1024 displays, so the new $2500 PC could be a good choice for Nvidia Surround gaming."
I'm fairly certain that's supposed to be "...so the new $2000 PC could be..."
Looking forward to Day 4!
0mi1ez , 13 December 2010 17:41Quote:AVG's anomalous performance is almost legendary at this site. We'd like to credit the new system's faster drives for the win, but the benchmark difference is too small to represent the drives' enormous performance disparity.
And yet it's still in the SBM?
0tobensg , 15 December 2010 20:30Has anyone got £1500 to build a Performance PC at the moment?! IMO these marathon builds are a waste of time.
0damian86 , 16 December 2010 03:08Normally those marathon pcs do not get my atraction, spending 2000 dollars in a machine with only 6gb of ram? there are better prices out there,you can make this machine more powerfull. not a long time ago THW had an article showing info about swapfile explaining that 8 gb or RAM makes a very stable machine.im just saying...
0damian86 , 16 December 2010 03:15I would have installed 2x6870 radeons instead of these power hungry 470's...they re cheaper as well


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The buzz around NASCAR has been head-in-a-beehive loud lately.
Dale Earnhardt Jr., the circuit's most popular driver seemingly every year, takes the checkered flag at Daytona to the sheer delight of jeans wearers everywhere.
Previously, NASCAR icon Richard Petty, for decades the industry's most reliable public relations home-run hitter, steps out of character to inform us that Danica Patrick is a pretty face and, well, that's pretty much the extent of it.
Something smells bad in the woodpile.
Or it could just be coincidence that two of the sport's two biggest names not named Jimmie Johnson grab headlines two weeks apart.
Whatever the case, NASCAR, which never seems to go away in the first place, is just daring you not to notice it.
Personally, the proposed Petty-Danica race — which may or may not actually happen — would intrigue me more if it were on foot.
King Richard in his shades, button-down denim shirt and cowboy boots crouched into the starter's block against Patrick in her racing suit.
"Sixty meters ... and ... go."
Trademark hat is optional for Petty. However, if he loses it after 20 meters of huffing and puffing there's no turning around to get it. Even the tiny Patrick (5-foot-2) with her small strides would pass him.
In all seriousness, Petty's status within NASCAR remains the same. His remarks about Patrick likely lost him fans, but at the same time gained him some new ones.
Petty's seen everything in his sport and has 200 victories on top of it. His opinion carries tremendous weight no matter how critical, senile or sexist he comes off.
Time will eventually let this story fade into the background. Likewise Junior's victory at Daytona.
Just remember, though, if NASCAR generates another monster story here in the next couple of weeks, I told you so.
Since everyone seems to have an opinion on which four granite likenesses should make up the NBA's Mount Rushmore, it's time to chime in.
Left to right, I'm going to go with: James Naismith (inventor of the sport), Bill Russell (11-time NBA champion), Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (three-time college champion, six-time NBA champion, NBA career scoring leader) and Michael Jordan (six-time NBA champ, sports apparel merchandising groundbreaker).
Relegated to "also receiving votes" status are Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Kobe Bryant, Red Auerbach, Wilt Chamberlain, Oscar Robertson, LeBron James, Jerry West, Shaquille O'Neal, Karl Malone, Hakeem Olajuwon and Isaiah Thomas.
There are others, yes, but this is my list.
Feel free to argue.
The Houston Texans have until May 8 to decide what to do with the first selection in the 2014 NFL Draft.
It seems to be a three-piece puzzle with the franchise capable of, A) trading the pick, B) selecting jitterbug quarterback and homegrown Texas boy Johnny Manziel or, C) nabbing freakishly athletic defensive end Jadeveon Clowney.
I sense Houston ownership and executives will eventually cave to local pressure and go with Manziel, who could wind up being nothing more than a modern-day Doug Flutie.
Or he could be the revolutionary Johnny Football he was at Texas A&M.
Whatever the case, imagine the jersey sales for the team that drafts him. At least for the first three seasons until Manziel is standing next to (name other backup quarterback here) holding a clipboard with his baseball cap facing the wrong direction.
If that happens. Should Manziel's star continue to shine, all the better.
Mike Beas is a sports writer for the Daily Journal. Send comments to email@example.com.


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The sing in the back says Chuck's Chilidogs. Its on backwards and it didn't take long to do it! This is an art trade for Starry. I wasn't able to get on the computer as you can see by the date when i drew it! The computer wasn't working and it's still not... well I hope y'll like it!!
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Shadow seems to have a cut on the side of his head.
oh that's just a "mad" mark.
Mad mark?
Yeah, when cartoons get mad that pops up on the side of their heads.
Ok then, even though Sonic is a video game character not cartoon character but whatever this is fan art not the real thing.
I don't any cartoons that use mad marks.
I don't any cartoons that use mad marks.
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Regretting choosing an OB and hospital birth...long vent...
OP, go see a chiropractor who is experienced with the Webster Method. It is meant to adjust you and open up your pelvis to get a breech baby to flip back over. My SIL was breech at 35 weeks and started going to a chiro twice a week for the adjustments and baby turned head down by 37 weeks. There is still time. Also, check out spinningbabies.com. It has many positions and techniques for you to try to get the baby to flip. Don't give up yet. Start actively trying to get it to flip and you likely will. Not all babies will do it on their own
I have to have a c-section it sux but I will get over it. But my baby is transverse laying and kicking my ribs. It is awful... SO im gonna try some of these techniques I would do anything for some comfort right now.Thanks for the tips!!
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Gracie (12-13-2012)
My DD stayed in tansverse breech forever last time. I was so nervous. She finally turned around 38 weeks. I did spinning babies and stood on my head pretty much every night. It was tough---some of the upside down positions made me feel sick. I think the babies start to get too big to turn at the end (even though mine did) and that's why doctor's get antsy about scheduling c-sections. Can you sit down and really talk to your dr about your fears and concerns. I also really didn't want a c-sec unless really necessary and my dr was onboard with that but they also weren't going to risk mine or the baby's healthy or safety. GL,OP!
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Also, your doctor might try an ECV which has to be done at a certain time. That's probably why he's giving the baby until the 29th to turn on his own.
A midwife would eventually refer you out for a breech, btw
Ask if your doc would be willing to try an external version.. Mine was breech at 34 and 35 weeks but was head own at 36, don't give up hope!
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Well that was mildly amusing.
"Normal" is just a setting on a washing machine.
Robert the Bruce would approve of this video.
That is the same dogged determination that allowed the little buggers to pack the air filter chock-a-block full (and I do mean full) of seeds and grass on my friends motorcycle.
He hadn't ridden it for a month but when he started it again, it coughed and sputtered. It took a while to find the problem.
They must have worked like Trojans to pack all that crap in the airbox.
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Thunder's Kevin Durant breaks out of slump
Kevin Durant watched the ball sailing over his outstretched hand and felt his stomach drop.
Something had been lost in translation, and Daequan Cook's inbounds pass landed in enemy hands. In less time than it takes to read the first couple paragraphs of this column, the Warriors nailed a pair of last-second shots and erased the Thunder's six-point lead.
Durant could hardly believe his mistake.
He apologized to Cook, then made up for it in overtime.
He wasn't about to let that blunder ruin his night.
On a night when Oklahoma City defeated Golden State 115-114 with some bonus basketball, Durant broke out of his self-proclaimed slump. He scored 39 points. He hit 13 of 23 shots and 10 of 12 free throws. But most importantly, he carried the freight in overtime, scoring eight of the Thunder's nine points.
"Felt good," Durant said, smiling.
And you could see that it really did.
This was only the third time that Durant has scored at least 30 points in a game this month. By comparison, he had four 30-point games in the All-Star Break-shortened month of February and seven in the month of January.
Durant has struggled with his shot this month, had nights when he was 3 of 14 and 6 of 21 and 5 of 18.
No one has been more frustrated by it than the man himself. He figures he works too hard to struggle so badly. He's the guy, after all, who's at the far end of the practice gym working on things that he might actually use in a game while his teammates are horsing around shooting trick shots at the end of practice.
He's been annoyed. He's been angry. He's been through his own version of March Madness.
"I've been working hard," Durant said. "I was in a little slump, but I stuck with it, kept working hard and shots started to fall."
The thing is, even as Durant has been struggling, the Thunder has been winning. It left Oklahoma City heading for Phoenix for a game Wednesday night with a 13-2 record in March, by far this team's best month of the season.
This team has figured out different ways to win.
Sometimes, it uses a big night from Russell Westbrook like it did Sunday against Portland. Sometimes, it capitalizes on a balanced, seven-players-in-double-figures attack like it did Friday against Minnesota. Sometimes, it leans on the defense like it did against Charlotte in the first game of this now-completed six-game homestand.
That kind of variety makes the Thunder more dangerous than ever.
"That's the great thing about this team — every game, win or lose, we find ways to somehow push this team forward and get better," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said.
Lately, though, they're figuring things out as they're winning.
Good news for the Thunder as it closes out the regular season and prepares for the playoffs.
Bad news for the teams that stand in their way.
Yes, Durant needs to play more like he did Tuesday if the Thunder wants to make a deep playoff run. You can't have him going 4 of 21 and expect to win many playoff series.
But maybe this month has taught the Thunder than it doesn't have to put everything on KD in order to win.
Take the Thunder's last possession Tuesday. It put the ball in Westbrook's hands and gave him the option — drive to the basket or dish to Durant.
Westbrook went to the goal, got fouled and made the game-winning free throw.
"Having great teammates to lean on ... makes it a lot easier on me," Durant said.
They have been picking him up when he's struggled, and Tuesday night, he returned the favor.
"Everybody goes through tests in life, and I guess that was one of them for me," Durant said. "Glad it's over with."
He raised an eyebrow.
"I hope it's over with."
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Bringing together all of Tchaikovsky's ballets in an attractive box set, this four DVD collection includes Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and The Sleeping Beauty. Here performed by the Royal Swedish Ballet in Stockholm, Swan Lake is one of the most popular ballets in the world. Choreographer Sir Peter Wright has set this production as a romantic Gothic tragedy, with sumptuous costumes and sets honoring the 1895 Petipa/Ivanov original.Notes & Reviews:
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Donald "Don" M. Hansen died Jan. 27, 2013, at the age of 93.
Mr. Hansen was a resident of Oakhurst for 21 years and purchased his Oakhurst ranch in 1972, nine years before his move to the area.
He was born July 14, 1919 in Atlantic, Iowa to Chris J. and Nettie F. Hansen.
Mr. Hansen worked as a soil conservationist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Santa Barbara, Santa Maria and Moorpark; as a surveyor in Riverside; and as a livestock and grain farmer in Atlantic, Iowa.
He enjoyed serving Christ and others, gardening, ranching, reading, traveling with his wife, and working as a handyman.
Mr. Hansen served at First Presbyterian Church in Santa Barbara, Sierra Vista Presbyterian Church in Oakhurst, and at Roseville Presbyterian Church in Roseville as a church elder, Bible study leader, and volunteer coffee maker, dish washer, gardener and handyman. He served as a Young Life leader and committee member for many years in both Santa Barbara and Oakhurst.
He was preceded in death by wife Barbara M. Hansen; sister Gloria Hansen; brothers Gail and Wayne Hansen; and his parents.
Mr. Hansen is survived by daughters Heidi H. Robertson of Oakhurst, and Rebecca L. Hansen of San Jose; and sisters-in-law Pat Hansen of Wisconsin, Helen Hansen of Riverside, and Lorna Miller of Wisconsin.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 16, at Sierra Vista Presbyterian Church, 39696 Highway 41, Oakhurst.
Remembrances may be made to Sierra Vista Presbyterian Church, 39696 Hwy. 41, Oakhurst, CA 93644; to Ministries to Christian Nationals, MCN International, Inc., P.O. Box 55938, Portland, OR 97238-5938; or to Young Life, P.O. Box 520, Colorado Springs, CO 80901.


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Enigmatic director Stanley Kubrick's next project, the sci-fi epic "A.I.," will be set up at Warner Bros. for production next year, the studio announced in a brief release Monday.As with earlier projects, the filmmaker was reticent about producing, writing and other credit specifics, though it is assumed he will both helm and produce the pic. The emergence of "A.I." throws another Kubrick project, the World War II drama "Aryan Papers," off the fast track (Daily Variety, March 29). The Holocaust story, based on Louis Begley's novel "Wartime Lies," is in the earliest stages of production. Its fate depends on whether Kubrick wraps "A.I" early enough to produce and direct it, or if he opts simply to produce "Aryan" during "A.I.'s" post-production phase early next year. "A.I.," an abbreviation for "Artificial Intelligence," is set on a post-apocalyptic, newly carved New Jersey shore where the greenhouse effect has melted the Earth's ice caps, drowning New York and other great coastal cities. At the same time, robotic intelligence has advanced dramatically. According to the WB release, Kubrick had been developing the grim vision for two years until shutting it down in 1991, concerned that the special effects available were not quite up to speed for conveying a submerged cityscape. The release said "Jurassic Park" and other recent pictures that relied on computer graphic imaging impressed Kubrick enough to move ahead on his Gotham tale. The intensely private London-based director's relationship with WB spans several decades, including 1971's "A Clockwork Orange" and "Full Metal Jacket" in 1987. Kubrick's agent at Creative Artists Agency, Kevin Huvane, could not be reached.
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As part of the public record, the bankruptcy trustee in the Morgan Drexen bankruptcy has just posted a very interesting update. The document was filed on August 24, 2015 and here is what it says. The Trustee states the Morgan Drexen business has been wound up and 15,000 letters were sent to "Affected Customers" notifying them of the facts surrounding ... Read More »
Morgan Drexen Bankruptcy Surprise Deposition
It's not often that a deposition is made available regarding Morgan Drexen, the now defunct debt settlement company. Since I'm sitting down to read the entire 121 page document I thought if I came across anything I found interesting for no particular reason, I'd just share it with you. All the material below comes from this document. The deposition conducted ... Read More »
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In response to a previous article about the demise of Morgan Drexen a reader said I should take a look at Kesher Law Group. Kesher Law Group According to the State of California, Kesher Law Group, P.C. was formed on April 3, 2015 and is located at 675 Anton Boulevard, 2nd Floor, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 and the agent is ... Read More »
Morgan Drexen Supports Changes
COSTA MESA, Calif., March 16, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Calling it an opportunity for the "little guy" to catch his financial breath, Morgan Drexen, an MDRX Services company (http://www.morgandrexen.com) today announced their support of changes being made by Experian, Transunion, and Equifax in the way medical debt is to be reported and scored on the credit reports of millions of ... Read More »
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Last week new information in the lawsuit between Morgan Drexen and the CFPB brought to light a commission compensated department called the Preferred Creditor Program. You can read that article, here. At least one commenter mentioned Morgan Drexen is not the only company to have such a program. If not, then an industry wide problem may exist here. One commenter ... Read More »
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Previously covered the suit filed by the debt settlement company Morgan Drexen against the CFPB, here. Today I went to see what, if any, updates there were on the case. Here is the latest: "The Court held two on the record telephone conference calls with the parties on July 24, 2013 and July 25, 2013, during which Plaintiffs consented to ... Read More »


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Beginning in the fall of 2012, women's wrestling will become the 25th varsity sports program administered by the Campbellsville University Department of Athletics, CU Director of Athletics Rusty Hollingsworth said.
Women's wrestling will be the sixth athletic program started or reinstated in the past four seasons at CU and the 10th in Hollingsworth's 11 years at athletics director.
Campbellsville University tennis head coach Kyle Caven has been named Coach of the Year by the United States Tennis Association of Kentucky. According to USTAKY, the award is presented annually to "an individual who has excelled in guiding and managing a scholastic tennis team."
"I'm really excited and happy to get this award and what it can mean for Campbellsville," said Caven, a 2002 graduate of LaRue County High School.
Cody Thompson's stellar performance in a 57-44 romp over Elizabethtown October 14 etched his name in LaRue County High School's football record book.
The senior halfback rushed for 361 yards in 25 carries, eclipsing a previous single-game record 312 yards in 25 carries set by Danny Embree in 1979.
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Benefit bike ride at Chaney's Dairy Barn, Bowling Green
LaRue County High School cross country runners Adam Sandidge and Kristina Durbin, both freshmen, were named to the Mid-Kentucky Conference All Conference team following their performance in last week's conference run.
Teams competing in the 5K were LaRue, Bardstown, Bethlehem, Bullitt Central, Nelson and Spencer.
Sandidge placed third with 18:01.31 in the event hosted at Nelson County High School. He took fourth in Saturday's Wildcat Wilderness Invitational held at Franklin-Simpson High School.
Mr. Football candidate Anthony Wales ran for three touchdowns and caught another to lead the top-ranked Louisville Central Yellowjackets to a 35-14 win against the host LaRue County Hawks on Friday night in the Class 3-A, District 3 regular-season title game.
The Lady Hawks' season came to an end Tuesday night as they fell 25-12, 25-9 to Central Hardin in the 5th Region Volleyball Tournament quarterfinal match.
The tournament is hosted at Nelson County.
LaRue County (12-21) couldn't contend with Central Hardin's strong serving. The Lady Hawks opened each set with a lead, but the Lady Bruins answered back with runs.
LaRue County led 1-0 in the first set before Central Hardin answered with three straight points and added a 5-0 run a few moments later to jump out to a 9-3 lead.
Brian "B.K." Smith Jr., 12, of Louisville, has been named to the Third Annual Offense Youth All-American Bowl.
Smith, who is a starting running back and starting linebacker for J'town Bulldogs will join dozens of peers in his age group nationwide in a East meet West clash that is part of a week long series of events leading up to the nationally-televised, sixth annual Offense-Defense All-American Bowl, an All-Star football game of similar format showcasing 80 of the top high school seniors in the country.
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The owner of the El Rancho Viejo restaurant in Vancouver said Monday he had no idea one of his managers was allegedly distributing methamphetamine from the business.
"I trusted him," said Roberto Guitron, El Rancho Viejo's owner. "This is really bad because I'm trying to clean up his mess."
Guitron was overseeing business at the restaurant Monday. Meanwhile, restaurant manager Ramon Lopez-Guitron, the owner's cousin, made his first appearance in Clark County Superior Court.
Judge Daniel Stahnke set bail at $50,000 for Lopez-Guitron, 44, who is accused of three counts of delivery of a controlled substance, conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance and maintaining a drug dwelling.
Lopez-Guitron will be arraigned Dec. 2. When asked whether he can afford his own attorney, he told the judge he expects to retain a lawyer.
Described by investigators as a "major player" in distributing meth in Clark County, Lopez-Guitron was arrested Wednesday following a lengthy investigation. Police said Lopez-Guitron sold meth from the restaurant at 6321 E. Fourth Plain Blvd. for at least two years.
According to court documents, Lopez-Guitron was allegedly caught selling meth to undercover informants several times, including 4 ounces in October 2009 and 3 ounces in January 2010.
He's also accused of selling meth in February and May of this year, court records indicate.
At his first appearance, Lopez-Guitron told a pre-trial release officer he has no issues with drugs or alcohol. He said he was the manager of the Mexican restaurant for seven years.
Roberto Guitron confirmed Lopez-Guitron managed the location. Police incorrectly described Lopez-Guitron as the owner; Roberto Guitron said his cousin often told people he was the owner, which may have led to the confusion.
Roberto Guitron, who also owns two other locations, in Ridgefield and Camas, said he never suspected anything was amiss at the Fourth Plain location. The first he heard of his cousin's arrest was from an employee.
He said the publicity has unfairly stained his business, as it has for a fourth location in Battle Ground, owned by another Guitron family member.
"We gave an opportunity to this guy and he messed it up big time," Roberto Guitron said. "I worked all my life for this. Now because of one person, it's on the floor."
In another case of alleged meth-trafficking at a restaurant, the El Parral Mexican Restaurant and Night Club, 704 Main St. in downtown Vancouver, was raided in August.
Task force detectives said they searched El Parral and several other locations and seized more than 16 pounds of meth.
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A child-star first Oscar-nominated at 19, Leonardo DiCaprio has"'come of age'" with every movie since then. On eco-ethics, Martin Scorsese and even growing up, he's every inch the leading man these days--and far too charming to brag about his new nomination, for "Blood Diamond." "I aggressively went after 'Gangs of New York' to try to work with the guy, because I remember seeing 'Taxi Driver' at a very young age when I was about to work with De Niro, and I remember saying to myself, 'wow, I've never forgotten that I was an audience member when watching a movie before.' I've never felt that suspension of disbelief dissolve. I felt like I was in that character's head." Carole Cadwalladr reports.
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In the early years of the 20th Century, education was a scare commodity. In rural Wisconsin, over half of the students quit by fifth grade and only one in 30 graduated from high school. Wisconsin's agricultural, forestry, and mining economies called for physical labor, so for most, there was no need for more education. However, as automation required workers to have more skills, the 1900s brought out a need for education that had not existed before.
In 1911, the Wisconsin Legislature passed the first comprehensive continuation school legislation in the country. It established a system of state supported continuation schools for boys and girls who had quit school, evening schools for adults, and trade schools. The first continuation school opened in October, 1911 in Racine.
From the beginning, it was realized that learning by doing was essential for students. Courses would be offered that were needed by local workers for local industries. Each school would be tailored to its own community. By design, continuation schools were to have teachers from the workforce, not lifelong academics.
La Crosse Continuation and Adult Schools was established in 1912. Free Day School classes began on Monday, Oct. 28, in two rooms the kitchen and a shop in the old Longfellow (First Ward) school building on 6th and Vine Streets the present site of Western's Coleman Center. Free Evening School was also offered at First Ward as well as the La Crosse High School, at 16th and Cass Streets.
After the Smith-Hughes Act of 1917, the first federal legislation specifically for vocational education, created a federal, state, and local support system for the schools. All institutions previously known as continuation schools became vocation schools. The vocational school's purpose was threefold: to give advice, give help, and give guidance to all people to enable them to meet new occupational situations. The philosophy held by the La Crosse Vocational School was that it would never be too big to care for individual cases.
Vocational schools became a critical resource during the U.S. involvement in World War I (1917-1919). The La Crosse School was used as a training station to assist the federal government, providing classes for motor truck drivers, electricians, gas engine repairmen, and radio and buzzer operators every evening of the week.
Other interesting facts:
The first two instructors: Thomas G. Sutherland had a salary of $1,600 and Miss Gertrude L. Brandt was paid $600, with Mr. Sutherland also serving as the first director of the school.
The first part-time teachers were paid $1 per hour and taught for 4 hours per week.
Free Evening School possible subjects included:
Bookkeeping, Cabinetmaking, Home Decoration, Shorthand, Electrical Work Mathematics, Typewriting, Plain Sewing, Safety Devices, Penmanship, Cooking Hygiene, Mechanical Drawing, Dressmaking, Telegraphy, Pattern Making, Millinery, Practical and Business English, Joinery, Sanitation English, Government, and Citizenship for Foreigners.
Enrollment for the 1912-1913 school year:
Apprentices 6
Day Permit Pupils 212
All-Day Pupils 22
Evening School 566
Total 806
By 1919, Day School had an enrollment of 825 pupils and 1,760 people enrolled in Evening School classes.
John B. Coleman was hired as director of the La Crosse Vocational School in September, 1916, a position he held for 47 years.


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In the day cares of the future — commingled with the sounds of laughter, sneezing and toys dropping — you may hear an intermittent beeping or musical chime coming from the pants of some of the toddlers.
That's because researchers have found that diapers with alarms are effective tools in helping children potty train.
The study is published in the journal Neurology and Urodynamics.
Researchers from the University of Antwerp, in Belgium, recruited 39 healthy young children between 18 and 30 months who were going through potty training. The group was split so that about one half were selected at random for a wetting alarm diaper. The other group wore a placebo alarm.
The children's behavior was observed during a period of 10 hours by independent observers before the study, at the end of the three-week trial and two weeks after training.
The researchers found that children in the wetting alarm diaper training group achieved independent bladder control 51.9% of the time and did significantly better than the control group's 8.3%.
In the 1940s, toilet training was generally initiated in children younger than 18 months. Today, children are usually between 21 and 36 months before parents try toilet training.
Disposable diapers, pull-up diapers and more efficient laundry facilities may have contributed to this delay in training.
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It's a balmy day and the masked marauders are out patrolling the ponds edge.
Raccoons are normally nocturnal, and sport distinctive black masks for their nighttime prowls.
It is unusual to see a pair of them hunting during the day, but maybe these youngsters just can't wait to venture out and see what they can discover.
When the two coons converge, one descends the bank and appears to bare its teeth at the other before continuing its quest.
They are probably siblings and seem to be about a year old.
They resemble little bears with their determined slouching gait, and like bears and humans they walk flat on the soles of their feet.
Raccoons are found throughout the United States and can exceed 30 pounds.
They are omnivorous and will eat nuts, berries, crayfish, bird's eggs or just about anything they can get their paws on.
Aquatic fare is on today's menu, and with its sensitive forepaws the raccoon pats the shallow water for a frog, fish or other tasty tidbit.
They have five clawed toes on each foot and their nimble extremities are almost as deft as a monkey's.
Their name is derived from an Algonquin Indian word, aroughcoune, meaning "he scratches with his hands," and occasionally this coon pauses and does just that.
He doesn't seem to be catching much, but it's not for lack of effort.
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A Favorite Childhood Book: Creepy Or Classic?Lauren Hartmann
There are some things from my childhood that I've always remembered fondly; things that make me smile upon their mere recollection – movies, foods, books, toys… But, there have been many times that after reminiscing over said fond memories I was prompted to pull out this movie or whip up that favorite "kid food" only to realize that it wasn't nearly as good as I had remembered it to be.
Last night I had one of those moments during story time with Fern.
I pulled out our copy of "I'll Love You Forever". I remembered this book from when I was a kid and even remembered the little song the mom sings. I remember thinking it was really sweet and seeing my mom get kind of choked up about it.
I read the book to my little girl while my husband held her before bed time, we got a few pages in and suddenly exchanged knowing glances as things started to take a turn for the weird.
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The book starts out with a mom sneaking into her baby's room while he sleeps and picking him up to rock him while she sings him her song: "I'll love you forever, I'll like you for always, as long as I'm living, my baby you'll be." Sounds sweet right?
Well, as the book continues, the little boy gets older and the mom keeps sneaking into his room every night to rock him to sleep while singing the same song. This sounds great until it gets to the page where the boy is a teenager and she's rocking a giant man boy. OK. Kind of weird, but still alright. She's just a mom who loves her not-so-little-anymore boy. But, when the boy grows up and moves across town and the mom drives over in the night and climbs into his bedroom window using a ladder to rock her adult son? Ummm…creepy. Why did I not think this was a little strange as a kid? A story about a mom with attachment issues? Not quite as sweet.
Now I'm kind of curious about what other books and childhood memories aren't quite as I remember them to be? I'll probably still read the book to Fern so I can let her make her own decision about its merit though. Who knows, maybe she'll be more perceptive than I was.
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Bishops Anchor Same-Sex Lectures: Talks Address Wide-Ranging Issues at Stake
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During the opening session of a four-part educational series entitled Toward a Hallowing of Permanent Sexual Commitments, Bishop Terence Finlay of Toronto asked members of his diocese to help him respond pastorally to people in committed same-sex relationships.
Attempts to get agreement in General Synod on same-sex unions at this time would create further divisions, he said, and Anglicans need, initially, to deal with the issue in a pastoral way.
Based on a study guide prepared at the bishop's request, by members of the Church of the Redeemer, the series was organized by St. Clement's, Eglinton. The first session, Those Whom God has Joined-and Rejoined, focused on the church's evolving understanding of marriage.
Speaker Pauline Thompson, associate professor at the Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of Toronto, and a member of Church of the Redeemer, said some people find the analogy between same-sex "marriage-like" partnerships and marriage objectionable, but both are about intimate, committed sexual relationships.
The church has changed its mind about many things over the centuries, she said, from struggles over food laws and circumcision to issues of slavery and the role of women. Revision of its understanding of marriage and re-marriage has resulted from new insights into Scripture and tradition, and as a pastoral response to the pain of the divorced.
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Nutritional Facts with out whip cream or cherry: 88 Calories, 0 fat, 88mg sodium, 26 g Carbs, 4g fiber, 4g protein
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1Spray pan with non stick spray. Place strawberries in pan. Put cake on top of strawberries. mix Jell-O with boiling water stir until dissolved add in 1/2 cup of cold water. Pour over cake and refrigerate for 3 hours or until cool and firm.
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There are so many essentials to consider when writing an executive resume that sometimes it can be easy to overlook critical elements of the writing process. One often overlooked element is writing mechanics. Paying attention to writing mechanics can include making sure your sentences are correctly structured, words are not misspelled, word choice is correct, and the document does not contain any obvious grammatical errors...
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You value your privacy and are not one to jump on the social media bandwagon, so when someone Googles your name, they'll find a White page's listing and a link to Ancestry.com. You're okay with that, but what does it mean for your job search? Is it true that if someone can't find you among the 955 million monthly active users on Facebook that they should worry there might be something wrong with you? In our connected cultu...
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was honored to be featured in this recent WSJ article about asking for a raise, So, You Want a Raise… Being interviewed for this article made me think of some other pieces of advice I wanted to share with you to bring you fulfillment in your career. Here are some tips to help you get the raise that you deserve: 1) You should keep what I call a "running resume". Keep track of your accomplishments throughout the year on a te...
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You can design your resume to appear modern and appropriate for today's job search, but it is equally important to include relevant content to appeal to the hiring manager. Most companies today are using a computerized system (known as an applicant tracking system, or ATS) to evaluate your materials; this means a human is not likely to see your resume unless you pass the initial, computerized scan. If you do not identify key w...
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After many years, I finally had an opportunity to read Carly Fiorina's (former Chairman & CEO of Hewlett-Packard) book, Tough Choices. One of the things that really resonated with me was her approach to each new role, initiative, or challenge that she encountered. Before rolling up her sleeves and diving in, she took the time to ask lots of questions. She made an effort to understand as much as she could from as many people as...
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3 steps to having a mission-driven career and the courage to attract greater recognition and more satisfaction None of us have a crystal ball that can predict all the chaos that can happen in any given day. In fact, trying to foresee or control the future is pointless. With technology advancing every minute, buying habits changing on a dime, and employers continuing to operate from fear, things have never been more unce...
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The current population of Sunflower County is 28,416 with the median age of 33. Sunflower County's median household income is $26,716, and the average household net worth is $243,471.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Sunflower County by age group. In Sunflower County, the male-to-female ratio is 15,103:13,313, which is 19% higher than the ratio of Mississippi, which is 1,461,217:1,543,330. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Mississippi, has 2% less property crime than the national average, and has 35% less personal crime than the national average
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Sunflower County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Sunflower County, 49% of people are married and 51% of people are single. The percent of people married is 17% lower than the ratio of Mississippi, which is 66%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Sunflower County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Sunflower County is $26,716, which is 31% lower than that of Mississippi ($38,599). Income data for Sunflower County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Sunflower County. In Sunflower County, 41% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 13% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 9% lower than that of Mississippi. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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MarketUpdater by ScumpinatoS Screen http://www.myppc.it/web/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/nuovo-Android-market-595x466.jpg What is it? This script allows you to install the Latest version of android market even if you don't live in the U.S.A! Re...
http://twrpthemes.altervista.org/ttm_banner.png Hello everyone! I have made this app for letting us change our TWRP Recovery theme very easily! Here it is the download link to the play store: Free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta...
I'm developing a new version with a lot of updates... Stay tuned (most of the problems of this version will be fixed in the upcoming release). :) Sent from my LG-D802 using XDA Free mobile app
Just a quick info for everyone using my app: I'm still here. I'm working a lot in this period and have to study but don't worry a new versione is coming :D For all the uploaders: I've seen all of your themes. They will be included in the next ver...
Hey, not dead here :D I have ended the test related to the web uploader for themes, I will surely release the new application this within this week :D Thanks for your patience and sorry for any delay ;)


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David Geffen is so powerful, wealthy and connected that he could probably kill this review right now were he so inclined. He is a show business titan; a controversial figure who is revered—and feared—by equal measure. He is perhaps the closest thing we have to the kingpins of old, the Selznicks, the...Read More »
Paul Williams' original song "Still Alive" from Stephen Kessler's new documentary "Paul Williams Still Alive" will touch any artist, especially someone past their prime. The movie and the song address Williams' past glories, which are gone, and the fantasy of chasing your dreams vs. the reality of l...Read More »