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I recently took my lovely mom to my amazing salon and treated her to a much deserved day of pampering. One of the best things of having a daughter are mother/daughter salon and spa days such as this one! One day I look forward to sharing the experience with my little Makayla also but since she's only four now, she's got quite some time ahead of her before I'll be scheduling mani's and pedi's for us. For our day of beauty we got our hair colored/cut, got mani's and pedi's and I had my mom's makeup done by their amazing and talented makeup artist Micki who did a beautiful job with making my mom look like a movie star.
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if we are going to go by stereotypes then how about:
Super Gallo (Mario)
Pizza delivery boy...."the deliverer"
Gladiator (romans)
I think I'll just call him something completely obtuse.
Baboon ****.
Well The Big **** is by far the best nickname ever without a doubt. I don't know if it was metro/msg that coined it.
Gallo = Rooster in Italian, and rooster lead to ****, and then The Big ****.
Whoever invented it deserves props and I definately think big **** everytime I look at Gallinari (!)
If you watched Euro-league basketball competition, they call him "Il Gallo," "The Rooster." They don't call him Gallo by itself, which, in Italian, would sound weird. It even sounds weird in English, as if you're just spitting out the word instead of using it in reference to someone or something.
As for the Big **** Phenomenon, that's American. I don't know who invented it, but it didn't come from Italy.
That being said, I'd like to nickname him "The Omen," in honor of the years of sucking that, if management relies on him to become our team's leader, are sure to follow his arrival.
How about "The Shimmying Guinea".
or Babyface, he looks like 6 years old.
or How about "Ballin'ari"?
When Gallo drives he always looks like a horse because he moves his head back and forth i dont know why but he always does this lol
Look at the way he runs its hilarious he constantly moves his head back and forth like a horse and when he drives he is as powerful as one.
I think Ballinari is the best.
Malo is an excellent nickname for Gallinari, since he's muy "Malo" at playing basketball.
"Malo" es un buen nombre para Gallinari, por que el es muy malo en juegando baloncesto.
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The US Patent and Trademark Office has completed scanning all US patents (over 70 million pages, nearly 4 terabytes!) and they are available online at the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office website. Unfortunately, patents earlier than December 1975 are only searchable by patent number and classification, and not title, inventor, asssignee, etc.
I have been able to find some of the patents issued for the Pioneer Zephyr and other shovelnoses. Thank you to Philip Hom for alerting me to the patents marked with an "*". These were all assigned to the Budd Company (it is best to right-click and "save to file" for each patent):
The following patent was assigned to the Pacific Railway Equipment Company (it isn't a Zephyr patent, but I'm including it here since it is vaguely related):
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JWC TO JEANNIE WELSH ; 4 December 1845; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18451204-JWC-JW-01; CL 20: 70-71
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Dearest Babbie
I snatch one quarter of an hour "out of the Black Dog's jaw"1—the Black Dog at present being the Genius of "Strenuous Idleness,"2 tutelary Deity of this Place,—just to tell you that I am still alive, and experiencing, as Darwin wished for me at parting, "as few disagreeablenesses as could reasonably be expected."
Lady Harriet is kind as possible and has not done said or looked a single thing since I have lived beside her to justify the character for haughtiness and caprice which she bears in society3—in fact a woman more perfectly regardless of rank I never happened to see. strength is what she goes upon; a weak Prince of the blood she would treat with undisguised scorn, and would behave herself quite sisterly towards a strong streetsweeper— In fact she is a grand woman every inch of her—and not "a coquette" the least in the world—if all the men go out of their sober senses beside her how can she help that?— Meanwhile she is not so well employed as she might be—but floats along on the top of things in a rather ignis fatuus [will-o'-the-wisp] sort of way—she is making a great fly at German however—and as looking in the Dictionary hurts her eyes I am serving her in a room of a Dictionary then there are occasionally outbreaks into battledore and shuttlecock, and—in the evenings an almost normal state of chess-playing— all this carries off my day before I know where I am—or get anything done towards my own individual affairs—
There is no talk of going home—but I must go—alone if necessary—when the Paulets return to London—which will be before the eighth of January I fancy—the soonest that Lady Harriet will hear of our going!— Now that I am fairly settled into the thing I feel no haste to encounter London winter—if the sea be "somewhat chilly" it is at least very clean to look out upon—and to be relieved from all charge of material things in cold weather is a great preservative from colds. And really there is as little of burdensome state here as can possibly be made to do—not so much dressing as you have to transact in Maryland Street—rational hours—and no strain on ones wits—for Lady Harriet does all the wit herself, and nobody "feels that it is his duty" to amuse—if it lie in his way to do so well and good—but things will go on briskly enough without him Charles Buller has been here for a week, and is to remain till January—with occasionally fly-offs to London for a couple of days—he went up yesterday and returns tomorrow— Today a Mr Portal is come to stay till Saturday4—a "rather familiar youth" Lady Harriet finds him "whom it will be necessary to look at both sides of, before one lets him come and eat out of one's hand." We hear of some Montagus also to come,5 and Lord and Lady Ashburton are to be here part of next week—afterwards the Henry Taylors. The Bishop of Oxford6 and an occasional officer from Portsmouth are the only visitors we have had to dine late for hitherto—
When I had written so far Lady Harriet opened my bedroom door and asked me to come into her dressingroom to hear great news——not the repeal of the cornlaws—but that snow had fallen to day near Winchester— whilst here we have had almost summer sunshine—another reason she says why I should "write to Mrs Paulet on no account to let her husband have his eyes operated upon till after the eighth of January." Meanwhile Mr Baring returning from Gossport brought your letter—thanks for your movement of the Spirit— Pray do muster your energies and actually go out to Seaforth—that woman7 has heart and soul enough in her to fit out a whole regiment of the sort of women I see about you and you let her lie unused!— It is a pity that you get so little good of her—a still greater pity that you do not care to get such My kindest love and warm kisses to my Uncle—none of the rest deserve a kiss from me idle as they are


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BLC22 review and missing motivation
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
It is hard to believe we are halfway through the biggest loser challenge and I have only lost .6lbs. I have been doing some things good throughout the challenge and then there are some areas that need work.
I have been pretty faithful about logging my food most days and I have increased the amount of exercise that I do.
Areas that still need work.
I probably need to eat less calories as I am usually at the top of my range or over a little bit. My range may also need adjusted as I increased it for nursing, but maybe I should not have increased it so much.
I also should work on eating healthier. In the past I have been able to just cut back on my portion sizes and not really change the kinds of food I eat to lose weight. I probably could try cutting back more this time, but I really should work on eating healthier foods. Often, when I am within my calorie range I am still way over the suggested fat range, so I should be eating some less fattening foods. I have had to work on losing weight more than once, but that is mostly because I didn't lose all the weight I gained while pregnant. When I get to the weight I was before I started having kids I usually do fairly well at maintaining my weight. The challenge of course. is actually losing the weight.
I think one of the biggest problems I have with weight loss is being motivated enough to actually make the changes. I think if I had enough motivation then I would be more disciplined about doing what I need to do. This lack of enough motivation also affects other areas of my life. The question is why am I not 100% motivated to do the things I say I would like to do. I think I need to work on believing I can do the things I want to do. I need to work on having positive encouraging thoughts in my head and get rid of negative thinking. Being positive towards myself is a challenge I need to work on.
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The great thing is that you have listed things that you can do! You are not without options.
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I wonder what your Nutrition page suggests for your range without what you added for nursing? Maybe you do need to adjust that. I know you need to take in more calories because you are nursing, but maybe not as much as you are right now. That's great that you've increased your exercise!! I imagine running after 3 kids helps with that!! Yes, I know how tough it can be when one of your nutrition areas seems to go off the chart! For me it is carbs! See if you can switch from whole milk to 2%; use less butter; look for lower fat items in salad dressings. Measure out your mayo and PB!! You get used to 2 Tbsps, really!! Eat more fruit and veggies instead of other treats. The fact that you are aware of what you want to change is a huge part of becoming more motivated!! SP has some great articles on motivation, too. You will do it!!
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Don't forget ,Tricia that you have 4 kiddos, and a nursing baby. My sister always preached to me that it takes your body 2 years to FULLY recover from having a baby. I feel like I am just now to the point where I can push and push myself physically and my baby is over 2 years old. Give yourself time. Don't make excuses, but also factor these things into the equation. The weight will come off!! How is baby sleeping? Not getting enough sleep can affect losing weight too. You are doing great, just keep going!!
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Can you work on just one thing - like the water for a day or so - and then increase veggies another day, etc? Even now, after almost 3 years, I go through times when I just need to do only one thing for a while....
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Tricia, Great reflections!! YOU Are soooo on target !! It IS ALL ABOUT Motivation!!
Think about getting out a picture of yourself where you looked what you consider your most fit. Put it out where you can see it everyday ... (Maybe even on the frig) and see if that might help get some inspiration for change.
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I think it must be the time of the year or a mid challenge hump to get over, I'm having some challenges with motivation also. I wish I could bottle motivation and then sell it on e-bay.
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You are doing great and you know what you need to do. So let's do it!!
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You've lost 6 pounds and that's a good thing. Everything in moderation as it is a llifestyle change. Love yourself to movate yourself as it comes from wihtin. We all have our moments, just don't stay there! We know what it is we need to do!
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A Russian jet almost hit an American plane recently in what air officials are calling a very close call. Although there was no radio contact or communication between the two aircrafts at any point, sources say that a distance of a mere 100 feet separated the nose of the American plane with that of the Russian jet. NBC News provides the details on this near-interception that could have easily had deadly results this Wednesday, June 4, 2014.
Defense authorities released an official statement this week revealing that a possible collision between a Russian jet and a U.S. Air Force plane was narrowly avoided during a reconnaissance mission over the Pacific Ocean. American Air Force RC-135U was in the process of flying in the open zone of international airspace, roughly 50 miles from the east coast of Russia when the near-crash occurred.
The incident itself was cited to have taken place on April 23. During the flight mission, a Russian SU-27 Flanker jet was said to have suddenly flown little more than 100 feet of the plane's nose tip. While that distance might seem considerable down on earth, up in the air, the expanse is remarkably close. The pilot noted in the report that the Flanker immediately righted itself in the air to show its underbelly, a common sign to relay that the plane was armed and dangerous.
Mashable notes this afternoon that a potential confrontation might very well have ensued then and there, but neither the Russian jet nor the American plane had any communication contact. U.S. Air Force and Pentagon spokesman Col. Steven Warren announced that the nigh interception happened while the American aircraft was in the middle of a surveillance mission, thousands of feet above the Sea of Okhotsk. According to the press release provided by Warren:
"The SU-27 approached the RC-135U and crossed the nose of the U.S. aircraft within approximately 100 feet," Warren said in a statement. "Senior department leaders have communicated our concerns directly to the Russian military."
At this time, no word from Russia has been given (or been publicly disclosed, at least) about the almost crash or the presence of the jet in such close proximity to the American plane. It seems this aerial stand-off occurred less than a week after Japanese warplanes directly intercepted a pair of Russian military aircraft a short distance from Japan.
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A coach with an impressive resume of NFL experience is joining the UH football program.
Houston Cougars head coach Kevin Sumlin announced Monday that Brian Stewart will take over as defensive coordinator. Stewart replaces Jeff Skladany, who became linebackers coach at Central Florida after UH decided not to retain him.
The selection of Stewart, who spent last season with the Philadelphia Eagles, was a bit of a surprise to those who are unaware of Sumlin's tight-lip policy on hirings. Although candidates such as Pittsburgh Steelers defensive assistant Ray Horton and former Marshall head coach Mark Snyder were rumored as favorites, Stewart's experience in the professional ranks could lead to an innovative defensive philosophy for the Cougars.
"We are excited about Brian joining the University of Houston as our new defensive coordinator," Sumlin said. "His prior experience as defensive coordinator in the NFL and as a position coach at the collegiate level is exactly what we were looking for to elevate our defense to the next level.
"Brian brings a combination of experience and energy to our staff, which is what separated him from all the other candidates."
Prior to joining the Eagles, Stewart served as the Dallas Cowboy's defensive coordinator for two seasons. Under his watch, the Cowboys' defense collected consecutive top-10 rankings in overall yards allowed and top-three rankings in sacks.
A league-high five defenders (DeMarcus Ware, Roy Williams, Greg Ellis, Ken Hamlin and Terence Newman) made the Pro Bowl during Stewart's first year in Dallas (2007).
Stewart was the secondary coach for the San Diego Chargers from 2004-2006. In his final season on the West Coast, the Chargers collected a league-high 61 sacks.
Stewart is not new to Houston. The Houston Texans gave him his first NFL coaching job, as he served as an assistant defensive backs coach from 2002-2003.
As far as college experience goes, Stewart has plenty as a coach and player.
He has been an assistant coach at Cal Poly (1993-94), Northern Arizona (1995), Missouri (1996, 1999-2000), San Jose State (1997-98) and Syracuse (2001).
Before trading his cleats for a whistle, Stewart played as a cornerback and free safety at Santa Monica City College and Northern Arizona, where he earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice.
Volleyball names Ole Miss assistant head coach
Molly Alvey will tackle the job of following one of the UH volleyball program's most winning coaches.
Athletic Director Mack Rhoades announced Monday that the University hired Alvey to the position of head volleyball coach.
Alvey, who becomes the fourth coach in program history, served as Ole Miss' associate coach the last two seasons. She spent another three years as an assistant coach for the Rebels.
"Houston is a place that obviously has been very, very successful in the past and has the potential to be there again, from a recruiting standpoint, from the name that Houston volleyball has throughout the country and where Mack is ready to lead the athletics program," Alvey said.
Under former head coach Bill Walton, who resigned in August, the Cougars went to the NCAA Tournament 11 times — including the 1994 Elite Eight. Walton also coached 14 20-win teams en route to recording a 458-319 record at UH.
Alvey, who helped Ole Miss reach the NCAA Tournament in 2006 and 2007, did a great deal of her recruiting for the Rebels in the state of Texas. This experience makes her feel confident in her ability to bring talent to Houston.
"With my recruiting experience at Ole Miss, half of our roster is from Texas and that's where I spend a lot of my time," Alvey said. "Being able to build a program in Texas, I have the roots and the recruiting contacts that I need. I definitely think it's a program and a University that I can bring good kids to.
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TROY, N.Y. - A late second-half comeback, including two goals in the final two minutes, was not enough as the University of Massachusetts men's lacrosse team was shocked by Albany, 10-9, in lacrosse action this afternoon on Harkness Field.
The No. 9-ranked Minutemen took the first 20 shots of the second half (scoring just one goal in the stretch), and outshot the Great Danes 51-31 in the game. Despite junior All-American Sean Morris' (Marshfield, Mass.) tallying a career best six points, off of four goals and two assists, UMass dropped its first contest of the 2005 season as its is now 3-1. Albany moves to 2-1 overall.
Morris notched the first goal of the game at the 12:15 mark, before Albany's Luke Daquino registered his first of three goals that he would score on the afternoon, just: 30 seconds later. A Great Dane goal by Frank Resetartis put Albany up 2-1, before another Morris goal would tie the contest up with 7:02 remaining in the period. Albany strung together three unanswered goals by Brendan Russell, Resetartis, and Jordan Levine to give the Great Danes a 5-2 lead at the end of the first stanza. It was the first time UMass had trailed in the first quarter all season.
Senior Jeff Zywicki (Napean, Ontario) cut the lead to two with 10:08 left in the half. A Chris Martocchia goal at the 9:35 mark started a 3-1 goal run by Albany to close out the second period. Senior Chris Doyle (Putnam Valley, N.Y.) scored UMass' first man-up goal of the season, before Merrick Thompson scored the final two goals of the period, including a back-handed tally as time expired in the half.
UMass (3-1) came out firing in the second half, ripping the first 20 shots of the period. A Zywicki and Morris tally would prove to be the only scoring in the session, as the Minutemen fired 22 shots compared to only three by the Great Danes. Morris' goal accounted for his fourth consecutive three-plus goal game of the season.
Up 8-6 in the final period, Albany seemed to ice the game with a goal by Luke Daquino with 4:28 remaining the game. However, UMass would mount a furious rally in the closing minutes, started off by a goal from senior Gene Tundo (Orchard Park, N.Y.). Another Daquino goal, put the Great Danes up 10-7, before sophomore Brian Jacovnia (Hicksville, N.Y.) found the back of the cage to cut the lead to two with 1:49 left on the clock. Morris tallied his final goal with 54 seconds remaining in the game to end the rally.
Albany's (2-1) goalie Kevin Rae was outstanding in the cage, stopping a career-best 25 shots, while his counterpart senior Bill Schell (Mahopac, N.Y.) collected eight saves on the afternoon.
The Minutemen return to action when they host the No. 17 Brown Bears on Saturday March 19 in Amherst at 3:00 p.m.
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Peter Orth was born in Philadelphia, and started playing the piano at age four. At the invitation of Rudolf Serkin in 1978, Orth became a member of the Marlboro Music Festival. He stayed in Vermont to study with Serkin at his Institute for Young Performing Musicians in Guilford, and subsequently won first prize in the 1979 Naumburg International Piano Competition held in memory of the great American pianist William Kapell. Awards followed from the Peabody Mason Foundation in Boston, and the Shura Cherkassky Prize from the 92nd Street Y in New York. As well as his New York recital debut at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, and many other important venues in the United States, he received Orchestra engagements from the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, and the Boston and Chicago Symphonies, among many others.
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Benny Golson at the Kennedy Center (Reviewed by David Tenenholtz)
Without Benny Golson's gifts, hard-bop would have emerged far less abundant with charming straight-ahead standards than it did. Influenced as a writer by Tadd Dameron, and drawing inspiration from Swing Era saxophonist Arnett Cobb, Golson left an indelible brand on some legendary albums of small group jazz on Prestige, Riverside, and Blue Note Records—such as Art Blakey's Moanin' and Meet the JazzTet alongside Art Farmer. All over these seminal classics, Golson's melody writing is cohesive. No superfluous note choices exist, and more loosely directional chord projections than one typically finds in standards supply the foundation. All of these elements lend Golson's music a hipness that carries over into his attractive, sinewy improvisations.
Golson, who spent a large portion of his career away from the saxophone, has returned to the upper-echelon of touring jazzmen as he now turns 80 years young. It fell on many well-wishers at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts to give him spirited hellos and reminiscence with a showcase evening. Hosted by Danny Glover, and featuring the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra in addition to other guests, the evening brought together a community of jazz stars to hear and recognize one of the most humble and amiable giants of this music as he led two small groups and soloed with the CHJO.
Video footage told the story of his rise to stardom from his early days in Philadelphia, and incorporated interviews with musical partners Curtis Fuller, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Heath, Carl Allen, and Golson himself. John Clayton conducted the CHJO demonstratively, and shaped the music with skill on familiar Golson compositions such as "Along Came Betty," "Stablemates," and towards the end of the program, the melancholy ballad "I Remember Clifford." Golson's two groups suited the favorite standards well, but also featured the intellectual, the precious, and the romantic within the composer's muse.
This show also coincided with the release of two new CD's by Golson, one of classic hits, and the other by The New JazzTet, featuring Golson, trumpeter Eddie Henderson, trombonist Steve Davis, pianist Mike LeDonne, bassist Buster Williams, and drummer Carl Allen. Concord has released both albums, The Best of Benny Golson and New Time, New 'Tet in conjunction with the Kennedy Center performance.
Other than Golson, there were numerous National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Jazz Masters present on stage as well as seated in the house on Saturday. Besides Eugene "Snooky" Young in the trumpet section of the CHJO, Golson shared musical duties with Fuller, and bassist Ron Carter. Taking in the show were Randy Weston, Jimmy Heath, Reggie Workman, Oliver Lake, Dr. Billy Taylor, and many other marvels, including Kenny Barron, who subsequently received the Living Legends award from the Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation in a private ceremony after the program recognizing Golson. It was clear that on this evening, the community was organized, and the blessings of music filled the recently renovated Eisenhower Theatre.
Golson and his All-Star Quintet of Fuller, pianist Cedar Walton, bassist Ron Carter, and drummer Al Harewood, presented their relaxed, in-the-pocket soloing, and happily swung the standards "Fivespot After Dark" and "Love, Your Magic Spell Is Everywhere." Fuller began heating up by the second number, and inspired the other musicians on stage. The New JazzTet presented some surprises, full of challenging, if at times unnatural, writing. Golson's love of romantic music runs deep, and he channeled the wellspring of two European classical masters with "Verdi's Voice" (employing a waltz strain from an operatic melody by Verdi) and "L'Adieu" by Chopin. Surprising musical structures abound in these multi-strained pieces, and moments of clarity are offset by counterpoint, and occasionally, jerky transitions.
The odd, dreamy reflections illustrated by the New JazzTet were tempered by a more hip selection written by band trombonist Steve Davis called "Grove's Groove," displaying a Roy Hargrove-esque soulfulness. Closing out the first half, the CHJO was more enthused with playing on the unexpectedly pretty arrangement of the up-tempo "Stablemates." Subsequently, the audience (and Golson as well) were treated to a pop-in appearance by another Philadelphian of note—Bill Cosby—who insisted that he wanted to play a tune he wrote when he was only four years old. With drums and bass á la Booker T. and the M.G.'s, Cosby banged and crushed the piano keys and got a few laughs before waving goodbye.
The addition of a lengthy solo piano work by Golson entitled "On Gossamer Wings," performed by Lara Downes at the beginning of the second half, was a welcome addition in an otherwise straight-ahead blowing session. Further video footage supplied backstory on Golson's switch from jazz performance to studio composition in Hollywood. Tributes also came from co-stars of the feature film The Terminal, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, in pre-recorded video. The New JazzTet swung "Whisper Not" with the addition of vocals by Al Jarreau, followed by The Uptown String Quartet, led by John Blake, Jr., which earned animated applause with their pizzicato arrangement of "Blues March." Soloists with the most flare were pianist Mike LeDonne and trumpeter Eddie Henderson, trombonist Curtis Fuller, and bassist Ron Carter. Golson, whose saxophone reed, as Cosby put it, had all the pliability of a "floor board," also gave his all on each selection, making great strides with poised, yet intricate lines. The refined Golson seemed to have the most fun on stage, relishing the playing of bandmates like Fuller and Henderson, and as always, digging in with his own brand of well-measured, medium octane solos.
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If their line-up of speakers is any indication, there will be no compassion for Gay and Lesbian Americans at this year's Republican National Convention, says the Democratic National Committee. Sheri Drew, who offered this morning's invocation from the Convention Podium, has said those who support gay and lesbian families are no different from those who supported Adolph Hitler in the years preceding World War II.
When defending her comparison of Gays and Lesbians to Adolph Hitler, Drew simply stated that "it may seem a bit extreme to imply a comparison between the atrocities of Hitler and what is happening in terms of contemporary threats against the family -- but maybe not."
'those who support gay and lesbian families are no different from those who supported Adolph Hitler in the years preceding World War II'
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"It's disappointing to think that a political party would want to have such a homophobic, anti-gay, anti-family individual participate in their national convention. A convention is about bringing people together, unfortunately with such a divisive participant and a discriminatory platform, this year's Republican convention is more about tearing people apart.
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A book for VERY brave children. This wickedly funny tale tells us that the things we should be afraid of on Halloween night are not the other trick-or-treaters, but the strange people who open the door! We meet a humorous and disturbing collection of bizarre adults, as we make our way through the night, getting farther and farther away from home...Not for very young children, or nervous adults.
T. Jefferson Carey is a writer, artist, and actor, who lives in Denver, Colorado. A graduate of New York University, and the National Theatre Conservatory, he's written plays, screenplays, fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and books for brave children. As a visual artist, he's designed and painted extensively for the theatre, as well as book and magazine illustrations, animated films, and fine art. He's appeared in over fifty productions as an actor, and done voice over work for comercials and animated films. He spent several years working for HADES--the nations largest Haunted House, as well as Creede Repertory Theatre. His work has been seen across the country, in Canada, Europe and Russia.
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The Crosby Cougars baseball team defeated the Summer Creek baseball team for the second time in a week hanging a 7-4 loss on the Bulldogs Friday night, March 21, 2014 at Cougar Field in Crosby.
Crosby gave starter Sean Bergeron the lead in their first at bat of the night. Lead-off hitter Colton Watley walked, advanced to second on a passed ball, moved to third on a ground out by Mario Seguera and scored on a wild pitch with two outs.
The Cougars tacked on another run when Chase Stripling who walked to open the second later stole home.
In the third, the Cougars capitalized again on yet another opportunity when first baseman Richard Martinez doubled home courtesy runner Jonathan Duran with two outs, making it 3-0 Croaby.
After a three run Crosby fourth with the Cougars seemingly in control, Summer Creek began to chip away. The teams traded runs in the fifth. A sacrifice fly from Keagan Bear scored Blake Spindle with the Bulldog's first run of the night in the fifth and a run scoring two out single by Jonathan Riffle pushed the lead back to six at 7-1.
The Bulldogs who squandered scoring opportunities in the second, third and fifth innings finally closed the gap in the sixth. C.J. Jackson got things started pounding a 1-0 pitch over the centerfield wall cutting the lead to 7-2. Kam Wheeler followed with a ringing double to left and an error one batter later gave the Bulldogs runners at first and third with none out. Wheeler scored on a sacrifice from Blake Spindle moving George Gonzalez to second. Two batters later, Kyle Duncan brought home Gonzalez cutting the deficit to 7-4.
Chase Stripling recorded the final four outs to post the save and preserve the win for Bergeron and the Cougars.ead coach Chris Wiggins was pleased with his team's performance in a pressure filled sixth inning.
"We've really grown up over the last year," said Wiggins. "This team knows that even if something bad happens they can overcome it. They have that fight in them."
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Pens, Lindbergh, King Collection
On May 20-21, 1927, Charles Lindbergh literally flew into history when he crossed the Atlantic Ocean in his Ryan NYP Spirit of St. Louis, thus becoming the first pilot to fly solo and nonstop from New York to Paris. This flight made Lindbergh a household name and catapulted him into fame and celebrity. The objects of popular culture in the National Collection display everything from ashtrays to wristwatches reflect the public adulation for Lindbergh and the powerful commercial response to his celebrity. More than 75 years after the Spirit's historic flight, Lindbergh's name still has the power help sell manufactured goods.
Gift of the Stanley King Family.
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A cardboard box with an image of the Spirit of St. Louis set against a pink background with "N-X-211" above the plane. The opposite side of the box has an image of five men holding onto the struts of the Spirit of St. Louis while the propeller is spinning. The box contains a wood and metal box with a hinged top. The box has a wooden base with a silver top that has two hinges and a small lip to secure the box. The lid has "Spirit of St. Louis New York-Paris" stamped on it from the inside making the lettering stand out from the top of the lid. Inside the box two trays have been cut out of the wood and each contains a pen. The pens are the same length with wooden grips and metal caps, ends, and clips. The clips have a series of holes in them. One pen has a removable cap that exposes the tip while the other cap rotates to expose the tip at the other end. Below the pens "Spirit of St. Louis is carved into the wood.
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- Polyconcept / Spirit of St. Louis
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- MEMORABILIA-Popular Culture
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- Paper, steel, wood and synthetic fabric
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- 3-D: 20.3 x 8.9 x 3.5cm, 0.5kg (8 x 3 1/2 x 1 3/8 in., 1lb.)