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Nov. 30, 2012
|East Carolina vs. Charlotte
Dec. 1, 2012 | 7 p.m. EST
Charlotte, N.C.
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Things To Know About The Game
East Carolina and Charlotte each enter the game unbeaten. The Pirates improved to 5-0 with a 62-53 win at Georgia State Monday, while the 49ers won their sixth straight game to start the year with a victory over Northeastern in the championship game of the Great Alaska Shootout last Saturday.
ECU is playing its second straight road game after opening the season with four in-a-row at home. Three of the Pirates remaining five games before the Christmas break are on the road (Charlotte, North Carolina, UMass).
Saturday's game will be the fifth meeting between the schools in the past four years. Charlotte has won three of the past four games and 14 of the last 17 dating back to 1984.
ECU is looking for its first win over the 49ers in Charlotte since 1983. The Pirates have lost seven straight games in the series on the road.
East Carolina has won 10 consecutive non-conference games dating back to last season.
A victory would give Coach Jeff Lebo his 250th career win.
Senior Miguel Paul needs five assists to become the 14th player in school history with 200 career helpers.
Senior Maurice Kemp will be looking to record a fourth-straight double-double. He posted three consecutive double-doubles last season in games against Gardner-Webb, N.C. Central and Virginia-Wise.
Junior Robert Sampson will be going after his third consecutive double-double and fourth overall this season.
Sophomore Paris Roberts-Campbell is a native Charlottean and attended East Mecklenburg High School and United Faith Christian Academy.
ECU-Charlotte Connections
ECU senior Shamarr Bowden was a part of the Charlotte program for two seasons (2008-10) under former coach Bobby Lutz. Bowden sat out his true freshman season (2008-09) due to injury and played in 15 games the following year (2009-10) before transferring to Chipola College.
Charlotte assistant coach Ryan Odom is the son of former ECU Head Coach Dave Odom (1979-82) and brother of former ECU assistant coach Lane Odom (1995-98).
The Pirates and 49ers will once again be conference rivals next season as Charlotte returns to Conference USA after departing the league in 2005.
Looking For A 6-0 Start
The Pirates will be looking to start their season 6-0 for the first time since the 2002-03 campaign when they opened up with seven straight wins. Its the only time in the school's DI era that ECU has started the year 6-0. ECU also opened the 1953-54 season with seven straight wins and the 1954-55 season with six victories.
Coach Jeff Lebo has never had a team open the year by winning its first six games. His best start came during his first season at Auburn when the Tigers began the year winning their first five games.
Early Season Notes, Streaks And Trends
East Carolina has started the 2012-13 season with four straight home wins, marking the fifth time since the turn of the millennium that it won its first four home games.
Senior Maurice Kemp is the lone player to score double figures in each of the first five games (19 vs. Washington & Lee, 21 vs. Methodist, 16 vs. UNCG, 21 vs. Appalachian State, 16 at Georgia State).
More than 55 percent of ECU's points have come inside the arc this season (212-of-379). Last season, only 47.8-percent of its points came inside the 3-point line (1022-of-2136).
Six players (Paul, Kemp, Guilmette, Torlak, Bowden, Gaines) on the team have more assists than turnovers and three (Kemp, Richmond, Torlak) have more steals than turnovers. The Pirates had more assists than turnovers in each of the first four games and more steals than turnovers in the first two games.
Maurice Kemp and Robert Sampson have each posted a double-double during each of the last two games.
The Pirates have yet to shoot over 32 percent in a game from behind the arc.
ECU has won the battle of the boards four times in the first five games, grabbing over 40 rebounds in each of those games.
Sampson Boarding Up
Junior Robert Sampson has grabbed a total of 34 rebounds the past two games. Sampson pulled down a career-high 18 against Appalachian State then garnered 16 boards at Georgia State.
His total of 34 rebounds in two consecutive games is the most in the past 25 years (1987-88). He is the first player to have more than 30 boards in back-to-back games since Corey Rouse grabbed 30 (17/13) in consecutive games against Houston and UAB in 2006.
His 18 rebounds were the most since Erroyl Bing grabbed an ECU record 24 against South Florida in 2003.
Sampson is just the fifth different player in the last 10 years to grab 15 rebounds for the Pirates (Erroyl Bing 5, Corey Rouse 3, Moussa Badiane 2, Gabe Blair 1).
Leftover From The Georgia State Game
The Pirates won their initial road game of the season for the first time since 2008 when they defeated Winthrop in Rock Hill after opening the season with four straight home games.
ECU led wire-to-wire for the first time this year.
Maurice Kemp posted his third straight double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds. It was the second time in his career he's recorded three in-a-row.
ECU won its fifth consecutive game to start the season for the first time since 2002.
Robert Sampson became the first player to grab over 15 rebounds in consecutive games since Erroyl Bing (18/15) in 2000-01. Sampson led ECU with 16 rebounds after grabbing 18 against Appalachian State.
Up Next
ECU will host St. Andrews in its last game before final exams begin. The Pirates and Knights will tip-off at approximately 7:30 p.m. as part of the a doubleheader with the women's team, which host N.C. Central which begins at 5:30 p.m.


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An Angel's Wing Whispers
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There's a great auction underway to benefit our friend, Morgan The Pirate Gato. Please check it out!!
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Oh, Timmy and family, Morgan isn't an angel. ^~~^ He's a very sweet pirate kitty doing well with adjusted insulin dosages! I know he appreciates the purrs though!! Thanks for them!
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The Houston Dash left the Pacific Northwest Sunday night losers of a 2-0 match against the Seattle Reign FC.
Seattle midfielder Kim Little struck for two first half goals as the Reign remain unbeaten in 2014. Little converted a penalty kick following a takedown of Seattle's Sydney Leroux in the 19th minute. Twenty minutes later, Little received a pass in the box, outmaneuvered two Dash defenders and keeper Erin McLeod before hitting the back of the open net.
Seattle had opportunities to expand its 2-0 lead but McLeod came up big with one save after another including a leaping punch over the crossbar on a Keelin Winters drive from 35 yards out.
Houston forward Ella Masar nearly cut the deficit in half sending a ball across the goal mouth as the first half came to a close. Kika Toulouse sent a drive on goal in the 58th minute that Reign goal Hope Solo knocked over the crossbar to the Dash off the board.
The Dash look for their first franchise home victory as they return to BBVA Compass Stadium on Saturday night , May 3, 2014 facing FC Kansas City in a 7PM CDT match.


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Emerald and Champagne Wedding Ideas
Wedding Design
St. Patrick's Day is creeping closer and closer, so we thought it would be the perfect time to share some Pantone inspiration! Emerald and the Irish tradition go hand in hand, and Sugar Branch Events filled this styled shoot to the brim with glitter, champagne, Irish coffees, and sequins! Thanks to CHARD Photographer for sharing your images with us!
From the stylists, Lindsay and Britt of Sugar Branch Events: Every year, we get extremely giddy about the release of the Pantone color of the year! We anxiously await to see what chosen color is going to dictate the wedding and fashion industry trends for the year ahead AND because it means we get to create a styled shoot based on the inspiration of that color (it's our little tradition). 2013's Pantone color of the year did not disappoint. We kept it mild, adding pops of emerald here and there, while blending it with lush golds, blushes, ivories and a hint of tangerine to keep it on the classy and sophisticated side. And glitter. We love glitter!
We wanted to make "Emerald" something that brides could really see incorporating into their wedding details. We didn't go over-the-top "Emerald City" with this shoot because we didn't feel that realistically many brides would actually want to have a completely Emerald green wedding. That's why, by adding pops of Emerald such as the ombre Emerald paper goods, invitation suite, napkins, a sparkly bridesmaid dress and ribbon backdrop, we could feature the color in a soft and modern way. Blushes, golds, and ivory are really popular colors now, so why not soften the bold emerald with some always classic and sophisticated tones.
We added a secret board on Pinterest and invited all our vendors to be a part of the board! This was a great way for all of us to highlight our inspiration and develop ideas! We wanted brides with all different budgets to take away some inspiration from the shoot. We incorporated a few DIY projects for the crafty brides like the gold and glitter dipped wine and champagne glasses, ribbon backdrop, and latte bar. We also kept a beautiful level of sophistication with the table scape, sequin table runner, chargers, floating candles and floral centerpieces for the more discerning bride.
View all images from this shoot in the gallery
Shoot Location: Irvine, CA / Floral and Event Design, Coordination: Sugar Branch Events / Photographer: CHARD Photographer / Event Venue: Private Estate / Wedding Dress: Essence of Australia via Blush Bridal Couture / Wedding Shoes: Jimmy Choo / Hair: Kenzy Ward of Studio 53 / Makeup: Dani Lang (949.836.2659) / Bridesmaids' Dress: French Connection / Bridesmaids' Shoes: Christian Louboutin / Wedding Cake and Desserts: Pop Culture Desserts / Table Linens and Napkins: La Tavola Linens / Chiavari Chairs, Chair Pads, Chargers: Chiavari Chair Rentals / Wedding Invitations and Paper Goods: KM Paperie
Sara @ Top Southern Weddings
Love, LOVE that green bling bling dress. Too fabulous!
What a lovely shoot! The images are simply gorgeous!!
Wedding Invitations Sydney Online
Absolutely gorgeous! Such a glam colour combination that works well with a variety of different wedding themes. The details are stunning too..especially love the floral centerpieces!
Caribbean Wedding Events
The green of the emerald isles is a stunning choice for this wedding..love the glitz and glam accents, too.
Nell Roberts
This is so, so, SO beautiful. That green dress is to die for, the bouquet is AMAZING, the champagne glasses are so fitting, and that cake! IThe accents and details are fabulous!
Nicole How Divine
This is definitely a glam colour combination! The emerald & gold work really well together, and that emerald sparkle dress is just fabulous! Love it!
Lovella Bridal
Of course, emerald's never been hotter! What a lovely shoot – love that the color was combined with something equally pleasing to the eyes: champagne.
Tampa wedding photographer
Both of these wedding decor ideas are excellent. I think these two colors are the most common these days to be selected for a wedding ceremony theme.
I absolutely love it all. Would I be able to find out how to get the invites and other stationary? It is exactly what I want for my wedding.


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A Candid Photographic Collection Of Bearded Men
By:Gregoire Gionette
This book is a collection of photographs i've collected over the last couple years. I usually shoot with a Yashica twin reflex, a few 35 mm cameras, holga, polaroids and digital. I live in Hamilton, Ontario, do occasional gallery shows. I can be reached at email@example.com if interested in prints.
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A Mile In My Shoes
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Original Sin #1 was published by Marvel on May 7, 2014. The story is written by Jason Aaron. The comic features art by Mike Deodato. The biggest mysteries in Marvel comic history right now are; who shot The Watcher, what is the original sin, and who holds the eye? We start this issue off with the Avengers gathering at The Watcher's moon base. They have gathered together to try and solve the murder of The Watcher. But they aren't the only ones gathering a team together. Black Panther is gather a team also. His team includes Ant Man, Emma Frost, Dr. Strange, Punisher, Winter Soldier, Moon Knight, and Gamora.
There is a ton going on in this issue. We jump around from the Avengers contacting S.H.I.E.L.D, which still are together I'm guessing in this series unlike most the newer comics that follow the story line of Hydra talking over S.H.I.E.L.D. We jump the Black Panther's team that are splitting up and following lends to find the murder of The Watcher. Then we jump to Spider Man and The Thing fighting one of the Mindless Ones, who isn't so mindless anymore. The Mindless Ones are changing and are beginning to see sin. The one that Spider Man and The Things are battling starts saying things like he sees sin and they should have never went to the moon.
At the end of the issue to see some unkknown people standing around talking about the Mindless Ones, saying they can't control them any more. Then we see one of the unknown people holding The Eye. Are these's the people responsible for murdering The Watcher or could it be someone else? Guess we will just have to wait until part 2: Who Holds the Eye?
Have you read this issue of Original Sin? If so, what did you think about it? Do you have any ideas of who might be behind all this?


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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Rainbow Google
This is why I love Google because they always innovate. Try searching for a gay related keyword in Google and you will find a rainbow beside the search button. It's Pride Month and Google is celebrating this with us. … Continue reading
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Philippine US Embassy Celebrates LGBT Pride Month
A reception was held at the residence of the Philippine US Ambassador Harry Thomas last week to celebrate the LGBT Pride Month together with distinguished guests from different embassies, LGBT groups, media and bloggers. Thanks to US Embassy for the … Continue reading
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Unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 3 could be out in the US (at Best Buy) on September 19
While AT&T and T-Mobile are already accepting pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3, neither will have the handset in stock before early October. Luckily, it looks like Best Buy will start selling the new Note really soon – at least if we're to believe what two screenshots received by Sam Mobile are suggesting.
According to the images, Best Buy should have the Note 3 in stock, unlocked, on September 19. The price seen there – $999.99 – is probably a placeholder, since Samsung will likely not want to ask more than $700 for the new device.
Unfortunately, the Galaxy Note 3 that's listed by Best Buy is the N9000 – the Exynos 5 Octa variant, which doesn't have LTE connectivity. The Note 3 that will be available at all major US carriers is the Snapdragon 800 version (which obviously has LTE).
Of course, if you don't plan to rely on LTE in the near future, the Exynos 5 Octa-powered Note 3 won't be a bad choice, as it's almost identical to the Snapdragon model, offering: Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, a 5.7 inch Full HD Super AMOLED display, enhanced S Pen stylus, 13MP rear camera, 3GB of RAM, 32GB / 64GB of internal memory, and a 3,200 mAh battery.
We'll see later this week if Best Buy is indeed going to stock the new Samsung Galaxy Note.


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Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis
Photo Credit: Frank Stewart
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Sun., March 16 - 7:30 PM
Internationally-acclaimed musician, composer, bandleader, educator and Grammy Award-winner Wynton Marsalis and the renowned Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra will present a program featuring the best in great jazz standards. Since its humble beginnings in 1987, the Jazz at the Lincoln Center Orchestra has grown into one of the world's leading jazz orchestras with annual tours throughout Europe, Asia and the Americas. This will be a special treat for jazz and other music lovers alike. The program will feature Ellington, Basie, and music from L.A., and will be announced from the stage.


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Everyday Hero
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Are you a Black man concerned about the academic and social challenges facing African American boys? Steps to Success is looking for men of strong character who can share their stories of personal and professional triumph with program participants.
Our Everyday Heroes are adult Black male role models who volunteer to do brief presentations and participate in weekly Rap Groups to share their personal "success stories" and wisdom about forming paths to success. We also encourage Everyday Heroes to get involved by:
- Inviting program participants to visit their place of employment.
- Serving on event/project committees
- Helping raise funds for the program
- Assisting in building partnerships
- Helping to recruit volunteers


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The more muscle you have, the tighter your skin will be. A full muscle presses up tightly against the skin, helping to eliminate saggy skin and wrinkles. Also, the less body fat you have, the thinner your skin will look, making the muscles appear even harder and healthier. So the requirement to have a hard body is to have developed muscles and less body fat. In order to attain the "look" of a hard body, certain principles have to be followed.
- A diet consisting of fresh and/or frozen foods must be common place. Avoid foods filled with preservatives and additives (boxed foods, fast foods, many canned foods, etc). The cleaner foods you eat, the more your body will respond.
- Eliminate all refined sugar. This includes white sugar, white breads and white flour like regular pasta. You simply will not maximize your hard body potential if you are eating these "white" things.
- Eat complex/starchy carbs like potatoes, rice and oatmeal in moderate portions. This produces an insulin response. Insulin shuttles amino acids into the muscle cells, so its important that you have slow and steady insulin production while trying to build muscle. Avoid insulin spikes however by eating the small consistent portions of starchy carbs throughout the day.
- Eat fibrous carbs like broccoli and asparagus liberally. This will not only give your body needed fiber, but will slow digestion of your meal in your stomach so that the starchy carbs convert to glucose even slower. Slower digestion usually means you will actually absorb your foods. Eating for a hard body doesn't matter as much if you are not absorbing your foods.
- Eat lean proteins each meal several times per day. Good examples are chicken or turkey breasts, fish, lean cuts of red meat and egg whites. Protein will feed your muscles. Muscles are the number one ingredient required to have a hard body.
- Do resistance training at least 3 days per week and work your entire body, not just certain body parts.
For more information on how to develop a hard body, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.mikephelpstraining.com. Your hard body awaits.


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Fox network pulled Wednesday's new episode of "Bones," saying its story was not suitable after the massacre of Virginia Tech students in Blacksburg, Va.
"Out of sensitivity to the victims and families touched by this senseless tragedy, we felt the change was appropriate," a Fox spokesperson said.
Fox will air a previous episode instead. "Bones," starring Emily Deschanel David Boreanaz, is the network's fourth-most watched scripted series after "House," "24" and "Prison Break."
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Service‐Learning Trip to Cuba 2013
Students experience first‐hand the wonderful Cuban culture. Step back in time to what many consider the 1950s era (or is it?) and see a nation long considered our enemy…only to discover warm, kind and friendly people. They will find an intriguing mix of religions (Evangelical Christians, Catholic Christians, even idol worshipping) under the curtain of the atheistic ideology. Meet the people, visit and work with the local evangelical churches, orphanages, nursing homes, sports facilities and schools and overall have a good time while showing the love of God to a whole country living in need of Christ's love in the flesh: you and me.
Jan. 17 - Final Thoughts
Final thoughts from the Cuba Interim participants:
One God moment that I had while in Cuba was when we were doing home visits with the Cuban people. While visiting, we asked what they needed us to pray for then and throughout the upcoming weeks ahead. Most were to pray for family members who didn't know the Lord yet, others were that the government would provide a new roof, more job opportunities, or just more food rations to live on. It was just an awesome experience knowing that we worship the same God and are able to connect through prayer even after we leave Cuba. Every time we left a house they said God bless you and be with you, and there is no doubt in my mind that he definitely did bless us throughout the trip and he was present the entire time.
I LOVED CUBA!!! Anna Hofman
My experience in Cuba was the greatest experience of my life! God really does work in great ways. The Cuban people were very kind and welcoming to us. This trip was a huge eye opener to me, and it made me realize how much we take things for granted. This trip also helped me realize more about myself, and it definitely got me to go outside of my comfort zone. One of the best parts of Cuba was the food. When it comes to food, I am one of the pickiest eaters you can find! I tried new foods, and I thought it was amazing! Overall, Cuba is a great country, and the people there are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. Through this trip, God has shown me that when one door closes, another one will open up. God works in great ways, and it was an amazing experience to come together as one body in Christ with the people of Cuba.
Kasey Zaremba
It was such a blessing to be a part of such an amazing experience. God is doing such amazing things in that country. I was expecting to teach them about Christ and his love, but they taught me so much more. They are so full of love and joy and are the most gracious and hospitable people I have ever met. I am so thankful that I was able to be a part of this trip.
Kathy Schutt
This trip shattered my preconceived thoughts of Cuba. I believed Cuba's people disliked Americans, but we created a memorable bond between the Cuban people through our relationship with Christ. We worked together to help Cuban people in need.
Mark Timmerman
My experience in Cuba was an adventure that will never be forgotten. The Cuban people are held dear to my heart, and that has caused a changed in my attitude along with a stronger relationship with Christ. I cannot wait to see if God has any future plans for me to return, and I give all the glory to him because of safe travels and a life changing experience.
Megan McDonald
Spending my Interim visiting Cuba was probably the most amazing experience of my life. I learned so much about Cuba and its culture that I didn't know before. I was able to witness the great faith that many of the Cubans have in the Lord, and my own faith was able to grow because of it. The relationships that came from this trip are something that I will always treasure. Given the chance, I would pick this Interim again and again.
Allyson Vree
What really struck me the most about this whole trip was the Cuban people and their culture. They have so much love to give although they live in a Communist country. Getting to know them and how they worshiped the Lord really changed my life and strengthened my own faith. Even though we helped them out, they helped me out ALOT more in return. One of my favorite days was working with the kids from the orphanage and seeing their faces light up when we were playing with them. There are SO many memories I will never forget, and the Cuban people will continue to be in my prayers.
Gina Zandstra
I have been on mission trips before, and they were nothing like this one. It is hard to say whether one is better than the others but I have definitely enjoyed them all equally. This trip meant a lot to me, because I love to serve others in any way that I can. I also love to travel, so this trip was a perfect trip for me. I had so much fun, and I loved to see that we really had an impact to the people of Cuba, particularly the ones we had close contact with. I am thankful that God allowed me the chance to go on this trip, and I am definitely blessed by the experience. Thanks again for Dr. Powell and her husband for setting everything up and being so flexible with the problems that came up when we were there. It is clear to me that God was watching over us no matter where we are.
Alex Huisenga
There are many experiences in life that are kind of cool and you remember them forever. But, there are a whole lot fewer experiences which change your life forever. Our mission trip to Cuba was one of these rare experiences. From the relationships built, the church services, worship leading, serving kids and elderly folks, and the ways in which our eyes were opened to a new culture, I can't imagine a better way to have spent this past week. I will forever thank God for this experience.
Megan Anderson
The overall experience was phenomenal. I really enjoyed being in downtown Havana and people watching. I think that my favorite experience was playing soccer with the local guys from the church. God willing, I hope to get the opportunity to go back to Cuba.
Jimmy Burns
Jan. 16 - Our Last Day
The last day in Cuba, and we have much ground to cover. We began our day touring many of the famous sites in Havana, including the fort where the Spanish defended the island against the English invasion, a large statue of Christo, and Revolution Square.
After a delicious pizza lunch, we headed for the beach and soaked up some Cuban sunshine. The team enjoyed the huge waves and throwing Nerf balls in the white sand, but soon it was time to pack up and leave. We all understood why people from all over the world come to Cuba to enjoy their beaches. It was beautiful.
On our way back to the hotel, we stopped in Old Havana and began our adventure by feeding the hundreds of pigeons in the square. Mario, our tour guide, bought some birdseeds, and soon we all had pigeons on our arms, heads and especially our hands if we had food. Some loved it and others were terrified, but it was definitely an experience. Then we walked around Old Havana, up and down the cities first cobblestone streets dating back to the 1600s. It was beautiful.
Our last night of devotions was bittersweet, as we know we will be parting ways soon. Even though we will see each other at Trinity, we won't again have this experience with this group of people. We all agreed that we were deeply blessed by God throughout the week and that we had opportunities few Americans will ever experience.
Tomorrow we will again enter the Havana airport and are praying that we all get out quickly and safely as we make our way to Tampa and then Chicago. Your continued prayers have been a blessing, and we are thankful for all of the support from each of you.
Jan. 15 - Cuban Markets
Today we were so excited to be able to visit two Cuban markets. We all loved shopping for family and friends and had fun negotiating with the vendors. We found many handmade Cuban crafts that we will be bringing home to family and friends (as well as a few mementos for ourselves).
Then it was lunch and off for an hour bus ride to one of the 'Honoring the Father' baseball fields. The team members were all good sports as many had not played baseball in years and were asked to play a short game against a Cuban team of high school guys. And if that weren't enough, the stands quickly filled up with what seemed like hundreds of seventh grade boys and girls that began chanting the Trinity team member's names. I was fortunate enough to man the stands and lead the children in the cheers, and soon children surrounded me asking me hundreds of questions in Spanish. I did my best to answer them and much to my surprise, they were learning English in school, so they took out their notebooks, and I found English phrases that helped immensely in the communication.
While I was talking to the children, the Cuban baseball team surrounded our Trinity team and began praying all at once for the team. Many of our team had never experienced prayer in that form but were richly blessed. We also had the opportunity to see the churches being built. Parkview Christian Church, the church my husband and I attend, is supporting that. It was a special blessing to pray as a group for the new building and the people that will have the opportunity to worship there in the future.
The evening meal at Templo Bautista was delicious as usual but bittersweet as we knew we would not be seeing our cooks again. We said our goodbyes and prepared for an exciting last day in Cuba.
Jan. 13 - Doing Good
How can I begin to explain the experience that our team shared at an orphanage near downtown Havana? We were told that it would be nearly impossible to visit an orphanage while in Havana but that was the number 1 thing that almost everyone on the team wanted to do, so Pastor Jorge from Templo Bautista Church in Cuba made it happen. We were told that we could not evangelize, talk about Jesus, or mention God, but we could talk about being good children and leading good lives. So we did a puppet show based on the fruits of the spirit and called them 'good virtues' and told the story of the Good Samaritan talking about good neighbors and bad neighbors. We also changed the song 'I Command My Hands to Praise the Lord' to 'I Command My Hands to Do Good.'
After a short program, we did crafts and played games with the 20 children who lived in the orphanage, which in Cuba is a combination foster care home and orphanage. But the highlight of the day was hanging a piñata in the back yard full of candy. The children were thrilled to see the huge clown face hanging from a tree knowing that soon they would have handfuls of candy.
We ended our time with the children by sharing gifts with both them and their housemother. We've been told that it is better to give gifts rather than money to bless the people we minister to so we've made that our practice.
After another delicious dinner, we worshipped with the Templo Bautista congregation and shared both short words of blessing for the people and two songs. Tomorrow brings our trip to 'Honoring the Father,' a little league baseball ministry. We are tired but thrilled at the difference we are making in this socialist/communist country. Our paradigms of Cuba have shifted dramatically, and we have learned so much about this beautiful country and outgoing and friendly people. Most of us are even learning a bit of Spanish since everyone speaks that language.
Please continue to pray for the Christians in this highly government regulated country as well as for the team. As God blesses us, we can pass along that blessing to our Cuban brothers and sisters in Christ.
Jan. 12 - Blessed Day
Today may have been our busiest and most blessed day yet. The day began early with a 1½ hour drive to a small Baptist church with many children. We had planned a program and games for them, including a puppet show of The Good Samaritan and a puppet show sharing The Fruits of the Spirit. The puppets were a huge hit with all of the children. We also taught them a song in sign language, which was also interpreted into English so three languages in one! We also shared Christian versions of the games Simon Says (Jesus says, the Diablo says), Red Light, Green Light (Jesus says), and Duck, Duck, Goose (Pato, Pato, Ganzo). We ended our time together by distributing Happy Meal donkey face watches, which we then had to go around a set to the correct time for each child. They asked us when we were returning, and it was very hard to tell them that we weren't. After lots of hugs and kisses, we said our goodbyes and boarded our van for the 1 ½ hour drive back to the church.
After another delicious Cuban/American lunch (this time hamburgers, Cuban style), we prepared for an afternoon of soccer against some young men from the church. We had no idea how competitive our matches would be, but everyone participated, and we even won a few matches. The runners on our team, Kasey Zarema and Jimmy Burns, certainly got their workout for the day.
Then after dinner we participated in their Youth Service, done each Saturday. They had an excellent worship band, the small sanctuary was packed, and we again had the opportunity to share songs and testimonies.
We have been so deeply embraced by the people of Cuba and looking forward to future events including a visit to an orphanage, the church's evening worship service, visiting Honoring the Father that is a little league ministry, and touring Old Havana.
Other than a few sniffles, everyone is healthy and enjoying the entire experience, even the food! Please continue to pray for safety and boldness as we continue to step out of our comfort zones and share the love of Jesus with the people of Cuba.
Jan. 14 - Church Visit
On Friday, the Cuba Interim team had the opportunity to return to the nursing home and lead chapel. Our team learned several songs in Spanish and gave testimonies and shared Bible verses special to our lives. Ryan Heath was able to share the story of how he and his wife were able to adopt three children from Nicaragua, and he did it in Spanish, which was such a blessing to the residents. The last song we did was "It is Well", half sung in English and half in Spanish with each chorus sung in Spanish. The roof nearly came off our meeting room as the residents and the team together praised our Lord. It is well, with my soul, it is well, with my soul, it is well, it is well with my soul. We were sad to leave our new friends but are confident that we will see them again in heaven, with no language barriers or governments to separate us.
In the afternoon, our group was divided into four teams and had the unique opportunity to visit homes of the church's parishioners and pray for their specific needs. Again, it's hard to know who was more blessed by this experience, the team or the church members but each Interim member certainly has one or more stories to tell of their experiences.
We had the evening free, so we shared devotions and then several students took the opportunity to visit a nearby restaurant where live Cuban music was being played. It was a good day.
Jan. 10 - Nursing Home
It's hard to believe that we've only been in Cuba a day since we have had so many experiences and seen so many sights. Today we began the day with an amazing breakfast at our hotel, the Hotel St. John's, and then made our way to a nursing home associated with one of the churches we are working with. The girls massaged the women's hands and then gave manicures while a group of Trinity guys played several rousing games of dominoes with some of the men. Afterwards, Megan Anderson led the group in several games of Bingo, calling out the letters and numbers in Spanish. Our new elderly friends gave us hugs and kisses as we left, but we will see them again tomorrow as we are leading a chapel at the nursing home in the morning. After a delicious lunch, we went to a neighboring church and did some cleaning and yard work and also prepared to lead the nursing home chapel and a one-day Bible School for young children on Saturday.
The afternoon brought quite an adventure as we had a bit of time to spare before dinner, so we went to del Rosario and walked around the town, the third oldest in Cuba. While there we took some time to sit in the park and practice learning our songs in Spanish for our upcoming events. We found ourselves singing Christian songs in a park and, while not in Cuba on a religious visa, the pastor with us noticed how many young boys were intently watching us, so he encouraged the men in our group to distribute tracts to those listening. All began reading them intently, and we were told that for many of them, it might have been their first introduction to the gospel. How exciting!
Back to church for another delicious meal and then the group broke in half and participated in worship at two home churches. It was a long and tiring day but one richly blessed as we are growing to love both our hosts and the people of Cuba.
Tomorrow will bring more adventures, delicious food, exciting experiences sharing the gospel, and more time with our new Cuban friends. God is good…all the time…all the time…God is good.
Jan. 11 - Updates
Internet is very difficult and expensive in Cuba, so I will not be sending regular updates. Everyone is fine and we are having an awesome time in Havana!
Jan. 9 - Baseball
The team has arrived safely in Havana after an interesting time in the airport. We brought in MANY baseballs, bats, and gloves for Honoring the Father. Each baseball went through the scanner, but we all made it through the airport in record time. We've met with our Cuban team, Mario, Jorge, and Noel and revised our schedule for the week. It will be a busy, fun, and God-glorifying week. Please pray for continued safety for the team and the people we minister to. We are in a very safe and beautiful part of Havana and are blessed to be able to minister in this beautiful country. We have found that it will be difficult to send pictures from our hotel as we don't have a wireless connection but we'll do our best. We will be making a video of our trip, so at some point all of you are invited to view it.
Jan. 8 - Safe Arrival
The Service-Learning Interim in Cuba group arrived safely in Tampa, Florida today to sunny blue skies and temperatures in the 80s. We are spending the night in the Chase Suite Hotels since we have to be at the airport tomorrow morning at 9 a.m. to leave for Havana, Cuba. At devotions this evening, we talked about how God has put us together and given us the opportunity to minister in Cuba at this exact time. We have a full week of ministry ahead of us and are eagerly and expectantly looking forward to what God will do both in and through us as we visit nursing homes, an orphanage, house churches, a little league ministry, and various other evangelical opportunities. Please pray that we are used mightily this week and that God is glorified in all we say and do.


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2010: Named to MPSF All-Academic List.
2009: Saw action in a number of games for the Cardinal.
2008: Scored one goal on the season, coming against UC Santa Cruz (10/19).
2007: Redshirted the season.
High School: Named Academic Team Captain Water Polo in San Diego ... captain of Coronado High School Water Polo team in 2006 ... Eighth Team All-American his senior season ... First Team All-CIF as a senior ... Second Team All-CIF as a junior ... Junior Olympics All-American Honorable mention in 2004.
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Phyllis Davis Movies and Career Information
Jul 17, 1940
Port Arthur
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Phyllis Elizabeth Davis is an American actress who appeared primarily on television. She was most notably a part of the cast of Aaron Spelling's dramatic series Vega$, playing the character Beatrice Travis. She studied at Lamar University and attended acting classes at the Pasadena Playhouse.
- Phyllis Davis Movies before 2015
- Terminal Island 2001
- Beyond the Valley of the Dolls 1970
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Our Clients' Top Questions AnsweredAugust 2014
Chief Investment Officer, Ronald Sanchez, and Vice Chairman, Mackin Pulsifer, traveled to various locations around the country in the spring and summer to share Fiduciary Trust's market views with our clients. The following is a summary of frequently asked client questions and our views on these topics.
Q. Is the market too expensive?
Expensive is relative. The judgment is relative to the outlook for inflation and interest rates, the trend of corporate earnings and the ever present, volatile influences of geo-politics as they might impact economies and individual businesses.
Interest rates are at levels not seen since the late 1950s, deliberately repressed by Fed policy. Earnings are rising smartly, and measures of current and future inflation are indeed modest. Add to this mix that bond prices have enjoyed the support of a 30+ year tailwind as inflation unwound from the post Great Society/Vietnam peaks reached in 1979.
So, a narrow view taken without this perspective might accurately say the S&P 500 at 17.5x trailing earnings versus the 50-year average of 16.5x is expensive. Yet, with rates and inflation so low and earnings rising, the forecasted multiple of the S&P 500 is 14.9x next year and 13.4x in 2016; hardly lofty, so long as the favorable trends prevail.
Q. How long can equity prices climb?
No one can honestly answer. Our experience suggests equity prices should trend upward until investors sense that the favorable conditions underpinning business, such as stable and low interest rates and inflation, and accelerating earnings growth, are beginning to slow.
As best we can foresee the future, these market-supportive rates of change may begin to slow next year if the familiar inhibiting influence of a less-supportive Fed policy - perhaps an outright hike in the Fed Funds rate - dashes bullish market sentiment temporarily. However, we believe that equities would be able to endure a gradual rise in rates that is based on an improving economy.
Q. Where should we be invested in regards to fixed income?
In general, there are few opportunities for gain across fixed income sectors. The Fed and its fellow central banks have quashed rates to levels that normally would not prevail in a global economy now clearly well into recovery, although the recovery is advancing at different rates across the world. Hence, to expect a capital gain from bonds is really to make the call that recovery will peter out and deflation prevail. We do not hold this pessimistic view.
So, why today hold fixed income securities at all? One strong reason is to blunt ever-present equity volatility in a portfolio. Another is to provide a steady flow of income, albeit meager today. A third reason is that there are always opportunities for gain among the many sub-sectors of the asset class.
Q. Are you concerned that investors have decided that "it's different" this time, and risk is being mispriced?
So far, there is little evidence of mispriced risk. The foundation on which markets' valuation measures are built appears reasonable.
We are still in Kansas and the craziness of the tech bubble is not at all apparent. Intel, for example, traded at 45x its earnings on June 30, 2000, near the tech peak; today, the multiple is a more grounded 17x.
It seems likely that the Fed's ZIRP (Zero Interest Rate Policy) has pushed many investors to pay high prices for conventionally slow growing businesses as they seek income. Electric utilities are an example. Similarly, high-yield 'junk' bonds are being priced at such a narrow spread over Treasuries that buyers are ignoring their inherent riskiness.
These are discrete mispricing examples, not strong evidence of wide spread "it's different" hysteria as was so prevalent in 2000. Through the second quarter of the year, US markets, as well as equities around the world, continued to rise.
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From visibility to visualization
For as far back as there have been businesses, we have tried to get visibility – a better picture of what's going on in our operations, or our competitors, that would give us one up on the other guy. Way back in 1815, the Rothschild's scored a financial coup when their network of couriers delivered the news of Napoleon's defeat to their offices in London 48 hours before the official dispatch to the British Cabinet. Legend has it that they made better use of the technology of the day – in this case, carrier pigeons – than their rivals. It gives you a whole different perspective on today's controversy over fast trading on Wall Street.
We've been talking about supply chain visibility and dashboards in distribution and transportation ever since the visibility and event management solutions that emerged during the Internet boom. Based on the emails now showing up in my inbox, a session I attended at CSCMP last November, and a presentation on Big Data by Sam Madden, director of MIT's Big Data Initiative, at last week's Crossroads 2014 hosted by the MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics, I think we're moving from visibility to visualization. It's sort of like moving from those green screens we all worked with in the 80's and early 90's to getting images with a graphical user interface.
Madden talked about the realization that there is now data associated with almost everything we do. As an example, his team populated a map of the globe with all of the tweets posted on Twitter for a one month period, including the location of the Twitter account. It was in the neighborhood of 100 million tweets. The tweets were searchable – for instance, type the words Good morning into the search box and all of the tweets appeared in one box while the map lit up with origination of the tweets.
For starts, this was very cool to watch. As I was watching Madden demonstrate the fun you could have with Big Data, I thought of the challenge of omni-channel retailing. A retailer like Macy's is filling orders from its network of distribution centers, hundreds of retail stores and drop shipping from suppliers' locations. When an order comes in that needs to be filled, it needs to make decisions about the best location from which to ship the merchandise. Or, when Macy's wants to replenish its stores, it has to figure out the best way to allocate its inventory. Or, when an item is being returned, it has to figure out the best place to position it in the network for the most profitable resale.
Wouldn't it be useful if the retailer could take an item – say men's blue golf shirts – and quickly get a visual representation of where they're all located, and in what quantities, across the network. If I was doing replenishment or routing a return, wouldn't it be great if I could see a visual representation of where blue golf shirts are selling best in order to make decisions about how to allocate the inventory?
These are powerful tools that appear to give us capabilities we've been talking about for years. Of course, there's always carrier pigeons.
About the Author
Executive Editor
Bob Trebilcock, executive editor, has covered materials handling, technology and supply chain topics for Modern Materials Handling since 1984. More recently, Trebilcock became editorial director of Supply Chain Management Review. A graduate of Bowling Green State University, Trebilcock lives in Keene, NH. He can be reached at 603-357-0484.


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Things to see and do - Santa Clara
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Intel Museum :
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Capri Motel from80 $Book
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Intel Museum
Intel Museum : Michelin's recommendations
As the world's largest semiconductor company, the Intel Corporation invented the technology-in 1968-that put computer memory on tiny silicon chips rather than in magnetic fields. Interactive exhibits here in the company headquarters walk visitors through the principles of transistor technology, from identification of conductors to chip design and production. The use of these chips in personal computers, through the current Pentium IV processor, and future practical applications is also examined.To make a silicon chip, sand is chemically purified, converted into crystal ingots, melted with added trace chemicals and cooled, then ground to a uniform diameter and sliced into grooved wafers. A photolithographic etching process forms the multi-layered transistors on a chip; aluminum is patterned on the wafer to make electrical connections that complete the transistor. Remarkably, a microprocessor today contains 50-100 million transistors, and circuitry lines are 1/500th the width of a human hair.
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Fast Diets For Dummies
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Dr. Kellyann Petrucci, author and nutritionist, appears on various news streams nationally and conducts workshops and seminars worldwide to help people feel — and look — their best. She is also the author of the popular website www.DrKellyann.com and gives daily news, tips and inspiration on twitter @drkellyann. Patrick Flynn, a fitness minimalist, is the coauthor of Paleo Workouts For Dummies, and the driving force behind a top 500 Health and Wellness blog Chronicleofstrength.com.


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In need of inspiration? Check out Carlex Design's one-of-a-kind Mini Paceman, which is basically a cross between a rat rod and a roving art project. It's crazy! Its creative! And it serves as the ultimate reminder that there are no limits in the craft of auto upholstery.
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The Rolls-Royce Serenity is Trimmed in Silk
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has unveiled a one-off vehicle it claims is the most luxurious car ever produced. The Serenity, which debuted at this week's 2015 Geneva Motor Show, is a custom Phantom Extended Wheelbase with interior accoutrements that will blow your mind.
Carlex Design's Overlapping Hexagon Pleats
Still trying to wrap your head around hexagon pleats? Well, you better figure it out soon because Carlex Design has already gotten so bored with the pattern that it's moved on to a new iteration — the overlapping hexagon pleat.
VW's Multivan Alltrack Concept Hinge Seam
If you thought Faurecia's flat-seam stitch was something special, get a load of this hinge seam featured on the new Volkswagen Multivan Alltrack Concept — it's unlike anything I've ever seen before.
There's Something Furry in the new Aston Martin
It looks like a diamond-quilted bear pelt. I can't quite figure out what to make of it.
Faurecia Introduces Flat-Seam Stitching
Faurecia, one of the largest automotive interior-parts manufacturers in the world, is boasting about having developed flat-seam stitching for customizable, high-end automotive seating – done entirely by machine.
Sit Inside Carlex Design's VW T5 Multivan
There's far too much plastic in car interiors these days. At least that was the thought when the expert trimmers of Carlex Design redesigned the cabin of a Volkswagen T5 Multivan. Their mission to "un-plastic" its interior led them to cover nearly every bit of its cabin in either leather or Alcantara.
Peek Inside the Ford F-250 Super Chief
Last year, Ford unveiled a visually and mechanically stunning concept truck called the F-250 Super Chief. While most onlookers were intrigued by its innovative hydrogen-powered drivetrain and locomotive-inspired bodylines, those who were fortunate enough to peek inside were met with a new level of modern luxury.
Getting Finicky Over the Fisker Karma
The Fisker Karma, Finland's premier plug-in hybrid luxury sports sedan, has one beautiful interior – but it's not for everyone.
Few take issue with its supple leather, beautiful woodwork and quality craftsmanship. But how its center console fuses with the design of its front and back seats is an entirely different story.
Sit Inside the BMW 4-Series Coupe Concept
BMW's latest concept vehicle, the 4-Series Coupe, debuted at the 2013 North American International Auto Show held earlier this year in Detroit.
As expected, much of the automotive press focused on the vehicle's performance dynamics and sleek bodylines. Of course, we at The Hog Ring are more interested in its cabin.


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Footy Show fans flood social media with lewd, sexist comments about appointment of Rebecca Maddern as co-host
Marissa Calligeros Any doubts Rebecca Maddern may have had about taking the co-hosting chair on Channel Nine's The Footy Show would have been realised on Tuesday night, as fans of the program flooded social media with...
AFL fans furious over Ticketek failure at MCG season opener with Carlton and Richmond
Marissa Calligeros Some angry football fans have missed part, or all of the AFL season opener between Carlton and Richmond, due to the latest Ticketek drama.
Woman's Day publishes nude photos of Collingwood footballers Dane Swan and Travis Cloke
Marissa Calligeros The AFL is continuing its investigation into the nude photo scandal involving star Collingwood players Dane Swan and Travis Cloke, despite the Magpies already confirming they would not take any...
Tracey Holmes hits back over 'soft' ABC interview with James Hird
Jon Pierik, Marissa Calligeros, Claire Siracusa He said he was disappointed and conceded he had disappointed others. But perhaps no one was more disappointed than the viewers of James Hird's highly anticipated ABC24 interview.
Former Geelong footballer Paul Brown in serious condition after alleged Shepparton king hit
Marissa Calligeros Former Geelong footballer Paul Brown has suffered bleeding on the brain and a fractured skull after allegedly being king hit in Shepparton.
What AFL and NRL fans really eat and drink on grand final day
Marissa Calligeros and Tom Cowie It's not footy without a pie and a beer. Or is it?
AFL, Sydney Swans tackle 'rumour and innuendo' over Lance 'Buddy' Franklin
Marissa Calligeros The AFL and the Sydney Swans chairman are calling for an end to rumours surrounding troubled star Lance "Buddy" Franklin.
The Essendon crisis: Social media reacts to James Hird's resignation
Marissa Calligeros "About time." That was the consensus of many social media users reacting to the news that Essendon had finally parted ways with senior coach James Hird.
Richmond to wear Dreamtime jumpers in support of Adam Goodes over booing controversy
Marissa Calligeros Richmond will wear its Dreamtime guernsey as a show of support for beleaguered Sydney Swans star Adam Goodes, who has taken indefinite leave from the game over incessant booing.
You could not blame Adam Goodes for quitting AFL over booing, says Players Association boss Paul Marsh
Marissa Calligeros, Andrew Webster, Jake Niall Adam Goodes could not be blamed for walking away from football if crowds continue to boo him, says AFL Players Association boss Paul Marsh.
Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh found dead in home
Marissa Calligeros Adelaide Crows coach Phil Walsh is dead after a domestic dispute at his home. His son has been charged with murder.
Woolworths 'white milk': The new official food of the AFL
Marissa Calligeros Complicated marketing arrangements has forced Woolies to clarify the nature of its AFL milk deal.
Female Deer Park AFL players escape suspension over Facebook comments
Marissa Calligeros Five suburban footballers have escaped suspension after being found guilty of breaching AFL Victoria's social media policy.
AFL Victoria moves to suspend female Deer Park players over Facebook comments
Marissa Calligeros A suburban women's football team says AFL Victoria has over-reacted to comments made on Facebook by five players who are now facing a two-week suspension.
WADA to appeal Essendon supplements verdict
Marissa Calligeros, Samantha Lane and Jon Pierik WADA has decided to appeal the AFL anti-doping tribunal's not guilty verdict on 34 current and former Essendon players.
Radio host John Burns 'apologises' for Bachar Houli terror slur
Marissa Calligeros and Jesse Hogan Melbourne radio host John Burns has apologised for calling Richmond footballer Bachar Houli a terrorist at the MCG last week, if he did, in fact, do so.
Tongues a-wagging: Kiss may perform at AFL grand final?
Marissa Calligeros Could this be the year for the AFL to finally kiss and make up to football fans for that Meat Loaf performance?
Debt claim against Brendan Fevola goes to court
Marissa Calligeros Former Carlton star Brendan Fevola will be pursued in the Federal Court next month over a $7200 debt he allegedly owes a Brisbane businessman.
Lions matches under betting scrutiny
Marissa Calligeros The AFL is investigating suspicious spot betting on the first goal scorers in two Brisbane Lions matches in the past month.


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Last year in July, I posted about a bed tray that I covered in mosaic china for a good friend of mine. She provided the tray and transferware china. You can read about it here.
A little while later, I received a big box in the mail from my friend.
See the afghan at the end of the bed? She made that for me. It is the most cozy afghan I have ever had.
When I use it, I can feel my friend giving me a hug. I love it and the color matches my linen headboard perfectly.
BTW. you can click on the pictures to make them larger and you will be able to see the pretty detail in the afghan stitches.


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Tonight on BET fans saw the big two hour finale of "Being Mary Jane." It was an amazing finale that made fans want more. On Feb. 23, Rumor Fix was able to confirm if this show was renewed or canceled for season two.
The show has been picked up for season two and will be back again. Fans are excited to hear this news. This means that Gabrielle Union will be back for sure. In other spoilers, Jasmine Dustin who has been on the show as a special guest wants to come back again if they want her back. She really seemed to enjoy her time on the show.
This show was the highest-rated cable drama debut of the 2013-14 season. Considering that news it would have been shocking if they hadn't renewed it.
At this time, there is not a return date for "Being Mary Jane." Just know that this show will be back for season two on BET and hopefully they don't take too long to bring it back. You never know what will happen when it returns.
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Are you still shivering in this cold weather? Like we're all having to do, we're all trying our best to keep warm. While many people don't enjoy the cold, some really enjoy it, as it gives them a reason to be inside with a warm fire and good book. It's also give us a reason to cook something to warm up the kitchen.
Shrimp is a favorite seafood and if you go to a fish restaurant, fried shrimp or Shrimp Scampi is hard to beat. Another way people enjoy it is in a creole and served over rice. The recipe I have for this cold day is "Shrimp Creole" and served over rice, this will taste good while the weather is cold and disagreeable.
This is a recipe that doesn't take long to make, so if you find yourself getting home late in the day, you could still make this and not feel rushed. You begin by sauteeing onions, green pepper and celery. This has some seasonings added, along with tomatoes and tomato paste. This simmers for about 20 minutes then fresh cooked shrimp is added and when it's all heated throughout, this is served over rice and it's ready to enjoy.
Cooking shrimp isn't hard to do and doesn't take long, either. You can get shrimp already deveined and shelled, though it is more expensive in comparison to shrimp that's not. I prefer getting shrimp that's already deveined and shelled for convenience. You can either boil or steam shrimp. Whichever way you choose, the thing to remember is not to overcook shrimp. Cook it only until it turns pink. Cooking more than this would make the shrimp tough, so cook it only until it has a bright pink color and you'll have some good, tender shrimp.
When cooking the rice, the rule to cooking regular long-cooking rice is to use one part rice to two of water. For instance, you would use 1 cup of rice to 2 cups of water. The standard way to cook rice is to place the water, rice, about a tablespoon of butter and a dash of salt in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and cover. Reduce heat to low and let cook 15 minutes. Remove from heat and without removing the top, let steam off heat for about 10 minutes. Fluff it with a fork and it's all set!
Back at Christmastime, I shared a recipe using shrimp, "Bacon-Wrapped Shrimp", which is a great appetizer. In case you didn't get the recipe, here's the link:
If you like to see a video on some shrimp recipes, here's a link to see it:
Let this great shrimp dish be your excuse for enjoying the cold weather!
- 4 tablespoons butter or oil (I prefer olive oil or half butter and half oil)
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 3-1/2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup water
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- salt, pepper, tobasco, garlic powder to taste
- chili powder to taste
- 1 can (28 oz.) tomatoes
- 2-3 tablespoons tomato paste
- 2 bay leaves
- 1/4 cup chopped parsley
- 1 lb. cooked shrimp
In a large skillet, heat the butter and/or oil. Saute the onions, green pepper and celery. In a small bowl, blend flour, water, sugar and seasonings. Add to the vegetables. Add the remaining ingredients and stir. Reduce heat, cover and let simmer for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the fresh cooked shrimp and heat thoroughly. Serve over rice. Yield: about 6 servings.


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Eyefind.info is a website that is primarily used as Niko's internet homepage. Here he can check his e-mail, browse through the website categories, click on the bookmark for Love-meet.net and try internet dating or click on the bookmark for The Liberty Tree that keeps you updated on ingame news updates (they are updated as the storyline progresses).
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The cactus are blooming. Now is the time to take your children out for a day of viewing cactus blooms. If you have never stopped to look, you may be amazed at the variety of cactus natural to our desert, or grown in a garden.
Our Sonora Desert has a wide variety of cactus, agave and yucca, as well as other succulents. The tall saguaro (sa wa ro) is perhaps the most familiar - the state flower of Arizona. Growing to over 100 feet tall, it has white flowers on top of each arm and trunk. The fruit of these flowers are red, and split into quarters and fold back, making many people believe saguaros have red blooms.
Cholla (choy ya) grow in various sizes, and are more tree or bush like. Staghorn cholla have long skinny sections that begin to resemble spreading antlers of deer. The Teddy Bear cholla has thick, long, silvery needles or spines that give the impression of fur. People and pets brushing past quickly learn why it has the alternative name of "Jumping Cactus." Any slight touch will pull a segment loose, which attaches to you via a crook-tipped spine. Blossom colors range from yellow to dark purple.
Also quite visible in our desert is the prickly pear, or "pancake" cactus, so nicknamed because they have flat, rounded pads. They have easily visible spines, but also fine, fuzzy thorns that can get into your skin and hurt or itch terribly. So beware touching them! Prickly pear have flowers ranging in color from pale yellow to pink.
The smaller cactus are more difficult to spot in the wild, but can be observed in gardens and parks all over town. Three places to visit are Tohono Chul Park, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and Tucson Botanical Gardens. So get out and look around. The streets of Tucson are in bloom.


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The Brosno Dragon is a sea serpent type creature much like Nessie of Loc Ness but has some slight differences. It lives in Lake Brosno in West Russia and is described as either a dinosaur or dragon with a very large mouth capable of swallowing men, horses, boats and even a German airplane during World War II. It is described by many witnesses as being 16 feet or longer with an iridescent glow to it. Some reports also have it in the Volga River as well.
Science dismisses the Brosno Dragon saying the witnesses are seeing large herds of elk or hogs migrating across the lake giving the appearance of a large creature swimming in the water. Others state that it could be some type of beaver or even a giant fish such as a pike. The theory of it being some type of crocodile or dinosaur is not accepted by most who believe the water and climate is too cold to support a reptile type creature.
Numerous sightings have occurred starting and some date as far back as the 13th century when the army of Tatar-Mongol was stopped by the dragon. The troops and stopped to water the hoses in the lake and received a very big surprise when the Brosno Dragon came up out of the water and attacked the horses and men. Its enormous mouth devoured horses and men alike. The soldiers were so terrified they turned back and headed for home.
A very curious report came from the WWII era when a Nazi airplane was passing over the lake at a low altitude, and the Dragon swallowed up the plane.
As late as 1966 reports from the residents of Brosno Lake were fearful of the creature attacking the villages, and they began fortifying the settlements and homes. The Brosno Dragon was credited with many overturned boats and many missing people.
One interesting theory states the Dragon is not a creature at all, but Hydrogen sulfide from a volcanic vent which boils to the top of the lake causing great swells of water or waves. The gas or waves caused from the gas is suspected to cause many boats to sink, and any one inhaling the gas would become unconscious and sink into the water to drown. However, there has been no volcano or fisher located in the lake.
Does the Brosno Dragon exist? The local people say it does. One thing is for sure, some very strange events have taken place in and on this lake. I don't believe I would be willing to go swimming there.


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Not what you were expecting, eh? Caught this big fella sneaking up on a herd of cattle. First 'yote with this rifle, too.
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The $cfg['Servers'] array starts with $cfg['Servers'][1]. Do not use $cfg['Servers'][0]. If you want more than one server, just copy following section (including $i incrementation) serveral times. There is no need to define full server array, just define values you need to change.
[edit] host
The hostname of the MySQL server.
Possible values are:
- 'hostname', e.g., localhost or mydb.test.org
- 'IP address', e.g., 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.10.1
- '.' - dot, i.e., use named pipes on windows systems
- '' - empty, disables this server
BEWARE, If you set this:
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] = 'localhost';
Then PhpMyAdmin will IGNORE your settings for: 'port', 'socket', and 'connect_type'. It will simply connect to the default socket.
If your database is on the localhost, use the IP instead:
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] = '127.0.0.1';
Then 'port', 'socket', and 'connect_type' will work exactly as expected.
[edit] port
MySQL port - leave blank for default port, which normally is 3306.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['port'] = '';
[edit] socket
Path to the socket - leave blank for default socket
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['socket'] = '';
[edit] ssl
Use SSL for the MySQL connection (requires PHP >= 4.3.0)
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['ssl'] = FALSE;
In phpMyAdmin 126.96.36.199 unfortunately the default setting was TRUE. Set it to FALSE if you get the MySQL error "#1043 - Bad handshake" or "#2026 - SSL connection error".
[edit] connect_type
How to connect to MySQL server (tcp or socket).
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['connect_type'] = 'tcp';
[edit] extension
The PHP MySQL extension to use (mysql or mysqli).
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['extension'] = 'mysqli';
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['extension'] = 'mysqli';
[edit] compress
Use compressed protocol for the MySQL connection (requires PHP >= 4.3.0)
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['compress'] = FALSE;
[edit] controluser
MySQL control user settings (this user must have read-only access to the "mysql/user" and "mysql/db" tables). The controluser is also used for all relational features (pmadb).
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controluser'] = root;
[edit] controlpass
The password needed for the controluser to login (see $cfg['Servers'][$i]['controluser']).
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controlpass'] = admin;
[edit] controlport
Permits to use an alternate port to connect to the host that holds the configuration storage.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['controlport'] = '';
[edit] auth_type
Authentication method used to authenticate users (config, http, signon, or cookie), see authentication methods.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'config';
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'] = 'config';
[edit] auth_http_realm
When using auth_type = 'http', this field allows to define a custom HTTP Basic Auth Realm which will be displayed to the user. If not explicitly specified in your configuration, a string combined of "phpMyAdmin " and either $cfg['Servers'][$i]['verbose'] or $cfg['Servers'][$i]['host'] will be used.
$cfg_['Servers'][$i]['auth_http_realm'] = '';
[edit] auth_swekey_config
The name of the file containing Swekey ids and login names for hardware authentication. Leave the string empty to deactivate this feature.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_swekey_config'] = '';
[edit] user
MySQL user which should be used to connect to the database, only needed when using config as $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'].
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['user'] = 'u130247';
[edit] password
MySQL password which should be used to connect to the database, only needed when using config as $cfg['Servers'][$i]['auth_type'].
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['password'] = 'GCpNMDZJf9q47umx;
[edit] nopassword
Allow attempt to log in without password when a login with password fails. This can be used together with http authentication, when authentication is done some other way and phpMyAdmin gets user name from auth and uses empty password for connecting to MySQL. Password login is still tried first, but as fallback, no password method is tried.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['nopassword'] = true;
[edit] only_db
If set to a db-name, only this db is displayed in left frame. It may also be an array of db-names, where sorting order is relevant. For example: $cfg['Servers'][$i]['only_db'] = array('db1', 'db2');. This does not replace using proper privilege rules on the MySQL server - it only hides the database in the navigation frame. Since phpMyAdmin 2.2.1, this/these database(s) name(s) may contain MySQL wildcards characters (_ and %); if you want to use literal instances of these characters, escape them (i.e. use my\_db and not my_db).
If you want to have certain databases at the top, but don't care about the others, you do not need to specify all other databases. Use: $cfg['Servers'][$i]['only_db'] = array('db3', 'db4', '*'); instead to tell phpMyAdmin that it should display db3 and db4 on top, and the rest in alphabetic order.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['only_db'] = '';
[edit] hide_db
Regular expression for database name(s) to be hidden from listings. This does not replace using proper privilege rules on the MySQL server - it only hides the database in the navigation frame.
For example, to hide all databases beginning with the letter a use: $cfg['Servers'][$i]['hide_db'] = '^a';. To hide multiple databases by name use $cfg['Servers'][$i]['hide_db'] = '(information_schema|phpmyadmin|mysql)'.
More information on regular expressions in PHP can be found in the PCRE pattern reference portion of the PHP manual.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['hide_db'] = '';
[edit] verbose
Verbose name for this host - leave blank to show the hostname
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['verbose'] = '';
[edit] pmadb
Database used for relations, bookmarks, and PDF features (see scripts/create_tables.sql). See pmadb for complete information. Leave blank for no support DEFAULT: 'phpmyadmin'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['pmadb'] = '';
[edit] bookmarktable
Bookmark table - leave blank for no bookmark support DEFAULT: 'pma_bookmark'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['bookmarktable'] = '';
[edit] relation
Table to describe the relation between links (more information in Documentation.html) - leave blank for no relation-links support DEFAULT: 'pma_relation'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['relation'] = '';
[edit] table_info
Table to describe the display fields - leave blank for no display fields support DEFAULT: 'pma_table_info'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['table_info'] = '';
[edit] table_coords
Table to describe the tables position for the PDF schema - leave blank for no PDF schema support DEFAULT: 'pma_table_coords'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['table_coords'] = '';
[edit] pdf_pages
Table to describe pages of relationpdf - leave blank if you don't want to use this DEFAULT: 'pma_pdf_pages'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['pdf_pages'] = '';
[edit] column_info
Table to store column information - leave blank for no column comments/mime types DEFAULT: 'pma_column_info'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['column_info'] = '';
[edit] history
Table to store SQL history - leave blank for no SQL query history DEFAULT: 'pma_history'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['history'] = '';
[edit] recent
Table to store a list of recently used tables to be shown in the left navigation frame. It helps you to jump across table directly, without the need to select the database, and then select the table. Using $cfg['LeftRecentTable'] you can configure the maximum number of recent tables shown.
Without configuring the storage, you can still access the recently used tables, but it will disappear after you logout. DEFAULT: 'pma_recent'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['recent'] = '';
[edit] table_uiprefs
Table to store user interface enhancement data. Leave blank to disable. DEFAULT: 'pma_table_uiprefs'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['table_uiprefs'] = '';
phpMyAdmin can be configured to remember several things (such as table sorting when browsing tables). Without configuring this storage, those features can still be used, but the values will disappear after you logout.
Table to store items hidden from navigation tree - leave blank to disable DEFAULT: 'pma__navigationhiding '
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['navigationhiding '] = '';
[edit] usergroups
Table to store menu items shown to users belonging to different user groups - leave blank to disable DEFAULT: 'pma__usergroups'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['usergroups '] = '';
[edit] users
Table to store users and their assingnment to different user groups - leave blank to disable DEFAULT: 'pma__users'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['users '] = '';
[edit] tracking
Table to store version/change tracking data - leave blank to disable DEFAULT: 'pma_tracking'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['tracking'] = '';
[edit] tracking_version_auto_create
Whether the tracking mechanism creates versions for tables and views automatically DEFAULT: FALSE
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['tracking_version_auto_create'] = FALSE;
[edit] tracking_default_statements
Defines the list of statements the auto-creation uses for new versions. DEFAULT:
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['tracking_default_statements'] = '';
[edit] tracking_add_drop_view
Whether a DROP VIEW IF EXISTS statement will be added as first line to the log when creating a view. Default: TRUE.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['tracking_add_drop_view'] = TRUE;
[edit] tracking_add_drop_table
Whether a DROP TABLE IF EXISTS statement will be added as first line to the log when creating a table. Default: TRUE.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['tracking_add_drop_table'] = TRUE;
[edit] tracking_add_drop_database
Whether a DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS statement will be added as first line to the log when creating a database. Default: TRUE
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['tracking_add_drop_database'] = TRUE;
[edit] userconfig
Table to store user preferences -- allows users to set most preferences by themselves and store them in the phpMyAdmin configuration storage database.
If you don't allow for storing preferences in pmadb, users can still personalize phpMyAdmin, but settings will be saved in browser's local storage, or, it is is unavailable, until the end of session. DEFAULT: 'pma_userconfig'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['userconfig'] = root;
[edit] designer_coords
Table in which to store information for the designer feature. DEFAULT: 'pma_designer_coords'
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['designer_coords'] = '';
[edit] MaxTableUiprefs
Maximum number of records saved in table_uiprefs.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['MaxTableUiprefs'] = 100;
[edit] verbose_check
Set to FALSE if you know that your pma_* tables are up to date. This prevents compatibility checks and thereby increases performance.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['verbose_check'] = TRUE;
[edit] AllowRoot
Whether to allow root login
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowRoot'] = TRUE;
[edit] AllowNoPassword
Whether to allow logins without a password. The default value of false for this parameter prevents unintended access to a MySQL server with was left with an empty password for root or on which an anonymous (blank) user is defined.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPassword'] = true;
[edit] AllowNoPasswordRoot
By popular request, this directive will be replaced by AllowNoPassword in future versions (starting with 3.2.0).
Whether to allow access to root user without password. The default value of false for this parameter prevents unintended access to a MySQL server with was left with an empty password for root.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowNoPasswordRoot'] = true;
[edit] AllowDeny (order)
Host authentication order, leave blank to not use
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowDeny']['order'] = ''
If your rule order is empty, then IP authentication is disabled.
If your rule order is set to 'deny,allow' then the system applies all deny rules followed by allow rules. Access is allowed by default. Any client which does not match a Deny command or does match an Allow command will be allowed access to the server.
If your rule order is set to 'allow,deny' then the system applies all allow rules followed by deny rules. Access is denied by default. Any client which does not match an Allow directive or does match a Deny directive will be denied access to the server.
If your rule order is set to 'explicit', the authentication is performed in a similar fashion to rule order 'deny,allow', with the added restriction that your host/username combination must be listed in the allow rules, and not listed in the deny rules. This is the most secure means of using Allow/Deny rules, and was available in Apache by specifying allow and deny rules without setting any order.
Please also see $cfg['TrustedProxies'] for detecting IP address behind proxies.
[edit] AllowDeny (rules)
Host authentication rules, leave blank for defaults
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['AllowDeny']['rules'] = array();// of strings
The general format for the rules is as such:
<'allow' | 'deny'> <username> [from] <ipmask>
example: array('deny root from all', 'allow root from localhost', 'allow root from 192.168.0.0/24');
If you wish to match all users, it is possible to use a '%' as a wildcard in the username field. There are a few shortcuts you can use in the ipmask field as well (please note that those containing SERVER_ADDRESS might not be available on all webservers):
'all' -> 0.0.0.0/0 'localhost' -> 127.0.0.1/8 'localnetA' -> SERVER_ADDRESS/8 'localnetB' -> SERVER_ADDRESS/16 'localnetC' -> SERVER_ADDRESS/24
Having an empty rule list is equivalent to either using 'allow % from all' if your rule order is set to 'deny,allow' or 'deny % from all' if your rule order is set to 'allow,deny' or 'explicit'.
For the IP matching system, the following work:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (an exact IP address) xxx.xxx.xxx.[yyy-zzz] (an IP address range) xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/nn (CIDR, Classless Inter-Domain Routing type IP addresses)
But the following does not work:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xx[yyy-zzz] (partial IP address range)
[edit] DisableIS
Disable use of INFORMATION_SCHEMA see http://sf.net/support/tracker.php?aid=1849494 and http://bugs.mysql.com/19588
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['DisableIS'] = true;
[edit] ShowDatabasesCommand
SQL command to fetch available databases
By default most user will be fine with SHOW DATABASES, for servers with a huge amount of databases it is possible to define a command which executes faster but with less information
Especially when accessing database servers from ISPs changing this command can result in a great speed improvement
'SHOW DATABASES' "SHOW DATABASES LIKE '#user#\_%'" (#user# will be replaced by the current user) 'SELECT DISTINCT TABLE_SCHEMA FROM information_schema.SCHEMA_PRIVILEGES' 'SELECT SCHEMA_NAME FROM information_schema.SCHEMATA' false
false will disable fetching databases from the server, only databases in $cfg['Servers'][$i]['only_db'] will be displayed
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['ShowDatabasesCommand'] = 'SHOW DATABASES';
[edit] CountTables
Whether to count tables when showing database list
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['CountTables'] = true;
[edit] SignonScript
Name of PHP script to be sources and executed to obtain login credentials. This is an alternative approach to session-based single signon. The script needs to provide function get_login_credentials which returns a list of username and password, accepting a single parameter of existing username (can be empty).
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonScript'] = '';
[edit] SignonSession
Name of session which will be used for signon authentication method, see authentication types for an example. Avoid using session name phpMyAdmin. Takes effect only if SignonScript is not configured.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonSession'] = '';
[edit] SignonURL
URL where user will be redirected for login for signon authentication method. Should be absolute including protocol.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['SignonURL'] = '';
[edit] LogoutURL
URL where user will be redirected after logout (doesn't affect config authentication method). Should be absolute including protocol.
$cfg['Servers'][$i]['LogoutURL'] = '';